Waste-stream assessment
We assess the source, composition, condition and quantity of a waste stream to understand its recovery potential and the practical requirements of handling it.
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Turning waste
into value.
Anari Waste works to divert waste from landfill by processing, treating and recycling suitable waste streams. We look for the value within discarded materials and industrial by-products, and a useful next application for the resources that can be recovered.
Working towards zero waste to landfill.
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Our purpose
Working towards
zero waste to landfill.
Our goal is to eliminate waste to landfill by finding practical ways to process, treat and recycle waste streams into useful resources. We work with businesses to understand their waste, identify recovery opportunities and create value from materials that would otherwise be discarded.
The recovery route, scope and arrangements are assessed for each waste stream.
Process · Treat · Recycle · Recover
A recovery route.
A useful next application.
Our offering brings waste-stream assessment, processing, treatment, recycling and recovery together. The starting point is understanding the material; the objective is to recover value and reduce reliance on landfill.
Waste processing
Processing of suitable waste streams to recover usable material or prepare material for its next stage of recovery. The approach is matched to the characteristics of the stream.
Waste treatment
Treatment of suitable waste streams as part of an agreed recovery route. The treatment requirement is considered alongside the material, intended output and potential end use.
Recycling & reuse
Recycling opportunities that give suitable materials another useful application. We consider the relationship between the waste stream, the recovered resource and its next use.
By-product recovery
Creating value from recoverable manufacturing and processing by-products, including oil-related streams. The aim is to identify useful resources within material that might otherwise be discarded.
Collection & handling
Collection and handling arrangements for accepted waste streams. Material type, volume, storage, location and the agreed recovery route inform the arrangement.
Used cooking oil recovery
Used cooking oil collection and recovery enquiries from restaurants, kitchens and other businesses. This forms one part of our broader waste-to-value offering.
Landfill-diversion opportunities
Work with us to explore how suitable waste streams from your operation could be processed, treated or recycled to reduce the material sent to landfill.
How we create value
The right route
starts with the stream.
Different waste streams need different recovery routes. We consider the material and the intended outcome together, rather than treating collection as the end of the process.
| Recovery route | What we consider | The value we look for |
|---|---|---|
| Processing | Material condition, recoverable components and the next processing requirement. | Usable material or an intermediate resource suitable for further recovery. |
| Treatment | Stream characteristics, the purpose of treatment and the intended recovered output. | A practical route that enables or supports the recovery of suitable material. |
| Recycling & reuse | Material composition, quality requirements and a suitable next application. | Resources that can be returned to useful applications. |
| By-product recovery | Residual materials from an existing production or processing activity. | Potential value in material that would otherwise be treated as a disposal cost. |
Share the waste stream with us for assessment. Material acceptance, the appropriate recovery route and any collection arrangements are confirmed after review.
From waste stream to resource
Understand it.
Recover its potential.
A practical sequence connects the waste you generate with a recovery opportunity.
- 01
Understand the stream
Establish the source, composition, available quantity and current handling or disposal arrangement.
- 02
Assess the recovery route
Consider processing, treatment or recycling options alongside the intended output and next application.
- 03
Agree the arrangement
Confirm the scope, material acceptance, commercial terms and collection or delivery requirements.
- 04
Recover useful value
Process, treat or recycle the accepted material through the agreed route towards a useful next application.
Tell us about your waste
A useful brief.
A clearer recovery opportunity.
You do not need to know the recovery route before contacting us. Describe what your operation generates and the outcome you would like to achieve.
Discuss your waste stream- Source & compositionDescribe the process that generates the material, what it contains and any known contamination.
- Quantity & frequencyState the available volume or weight and how regularly the waste stream is generated.
- Current handlingTell us the location, storage format and how the material is currently managed or disposed of.
- Recovery objectiveExplain whether you need processing, treatment, recycling, a collection arrangement or an assessment of the available options.
Good to know
A clearer
starting point.
A few useful answers before you get in touch.
Does Anari Waste handle more than used cooking oil?
Yes. Our broader offering covers assessment, processing, treatment, recycling and recovery of suitable waste streams. Used cooking oil collection is one service within that offering.
What does zero waste to landfill mean for Anari?
It is the goal we work towards: finding useful recovery routes that reduce and aim to eliminate waste sent to landfill. The practical outcome depends on the composition and recovery potential of each stream.
Can you assess a waste stream that is not listed here?
Yes. Describe the material and the process that produces it, with the quantity, location and any available analysis. The team will review the information and confirm whether Anari can assist.
Do I need to arrange collection first?
Start with the waste stream and your objective. Assessment of the material and recovery route comes before finalising acceptance, processing and collection arrangements.
What information should I send?
Include the source and composition of the waste, quantity, generation frequency, location, storage arrangement and any available analysis or photographs. Attach supporting documents in your email app before sending.