Sustainable waste management company welcomes influx of new partnerships

  • Lancashire-based company wins 60+ contracts in 12 months
  • Eco business makes move to Rossendale
  • New company perks include gym and progression coaching for all staff

Bury-based waste management company, Envirovue, looks ahead to company expansion and celebrates recent influx of exciting partnership wins.

The sustainable waste management organisation supports businesses across multiple industries to achieve sustainability goals. Envirovue prioritises company targets to achieve zero-to-landfill solutions and carbon net zero by reducing business waste with complete traceability and compliance.

Envirovue’s waste management solution is powered by a constantly evolving innovative technology system and has been created to streamline customers’ waste management processes in the most environmentally friendly way possible.

In recent months, the environmentally-focused company has seen an uplift in partnerships, with businesses committing to reducing their waste. With the likes of engineering solutions specialists BGEN, a leading contractor on sites for the likes of AstraZeneca, EDF and Scottish Water.

BGEN commented on the recent partnership: “We chose Envirovue as it was the organisation that was best able to offer the end-to-end solutions we needed to help meet our waste-based sustainable goals. Envirovue will be helping our company offset residual emission through innovative gold standard partnership programmes in Africa.”

Following this growth, Envirovue recently confirmed it would be moving to a new company location in Hardmans Mill, Rawtenstall Centre, Lancashire. The waste management company expects to expand the business by another 20 employees within the next 12 months.

Daniel Redfern, Director at Envirovue commented on the company’s growth “We’re delighted to be working alongside so many industry leaders to help them achieve their sustainability goals, and we have some really exciting partnerships in the pipeline.

“The office move will be a pivotal and exciting time for the company. With future plans to extend the team within the next 12-18 months, welcoming new employees to the new location will be fantastic. We also have some exciting plans in place for our employees, including a partnership with a new local gym and a coaching business we’ve engaged with to maintain and further develop an exciting company culture.

“We’re looking forward to our staff being able to reap the benefits of this office move, and to engage with the perks that will be on offer. As we continue to grow our team, we think this will play a central part in our staff’s workplace wellness and we’re proud to be able to provide these benefits to them. So far, the feedback from the team on these exciting plans has been really postive.

“Heading into 2023, reducing your environmental impact should be a top priority for all businesses, and it’s an excellent opportunity for industries to show they’re committed to making real change.

“Moving offices, welcoming new employees, and onboarding new partnerships, it’s a really busy time for us at Envirovue, but we’re excited about the future!”

To learn more about Envirovue and its innovative technology, please visit: https://envirovue.io/our-company/our-tech/

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