Can Coffee Grounds Be Recycled?

The UK consumes nearly 35 billion cups of coffee each year, generating over 250,000 tonnes of spent coffee ground waste in the process. That leaves us with a lot of waste! Thankfully, with Envar, your used coffee grounds can be recycled, reducing your carbon footprint. We accept waste coffee on a small and large scale…

Muck Heap Maintenance

Whether you’re a horse owner, or you’re learning to ride, you will be familiar with muck heaps. Whilst it is not a glamorous task, managing your muck heap is essential for maintaining a clean and healthy yard. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the muck heap maintenance, exploring why it matters and how you…

com:post Pilot

In an exciting step towards a greener future, Envar proudly announces its partnership with the com:post program. This initiative, currently undergoing pilot testing, seeks to transform the floristry industry by converting green waste into compost, contributing to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly future. The com:post program is not just about waste management; it’s another…

PhD Students Visit Envar

Envar was thrilled to welcome a group of PhD students, part of the FertiCyle initiative, to our site in Cambridge. The EU-funded FertiCycle project will train 15 early stage researchers to develop new processes for the production of bio-based fertilisers in order to reduce the reliance on synthetic fertilisers in agriculture. We look forward to…

Envar speaks at RWM

Envar recently spoke at the Resource & Waste Management (RWM) Expo in Birmingham. Our very own James Cooper, Head of Compliance was one of four speakers discussing “Waste Sector vs Compostable Packaging – Can It Work?”. Envar spoke about our experience trialling 14 tons of compostable packaging using our in-vessel composting technologies. The engaging presentation…