Mick George Ltd increase commodity baling capacity

Continuing to make impressive progress within a competitive waste management sector, Mick George Ltd has caught the eye once again, adding to its ever-expanding equipment list in a bid to further improve efficiencies for its clients, while satisfying the growing quality sanctions imposed by China

Having purchased their first baler just 18-months back; predominantly focused on baling general waste materials and plastics, the Company has made a significant half-million-pound investment at their Ellington, Cambridgeshire site, on a new Presona LP110 CH2 Baler and Fed Conveyor which will tackle the escalating Cardboard materials that the firm handles from its customer base.

As well as processing Cardboard from the huge volume of waste accumulated through the businesses various waste management streams, the firm is proactively seeking to grow its third-party relations with those producing large amounts of Cardboard waste.

Undoubtedly, the LP110’s capability to bail in excess of 30-tonnes per hour will help the business achieve that quest. However, aside from that benefit, another incentive will be the extra attention that is being spent on segmenting materials to ensure the ability to export materials that comply with the 0.5% contamination restrictions set-out by China under legislation change.

Reinforcing that sentiment, the Company has this week undergone a rigorous inspection from CCIC London, for which they have been certified to continue distributing Cardboard to China. A good effort, especially considering some of the comments regards even tighter regulations which were unveiled at a seminar held by CCIC London on the new quality control scheme.

Many high-profile brands from various industries are already taking advantage of the offering from Mick George Ltd.

The new machinery is an expansion to the comprehensive Materials Recycling Facility (MRF) that the organisation already functions at various operating locations. The recent addition will certainly boost their credentials in effectively handling the various waste types, diverting it away from landfill.

Neil Johnson, Technical Waste Director at Mick George Ltd commented: ‘’The level to which the company has expanded in recent times is testament to the investment and efforts that have been put in. Consequently, it brings about new challenges and opportunities.’’

Johnson continued: ‘’The new Baler is another statement of our intent in a complex market that is ever changing. We will continue to innovate and differentiate to stay ahead of our competitors.’’

 

 

 

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