Southampton-based Cleansing Service Group (CSG), one of the UKs oldest waste management specialists, has bought J&G Environmental, a supplier of waste handling services to the printing industry.
CSG was formed in 1934 and hopes to expand its service portfolio by purchasing Dorset-based J&G Environmental. The combined companies have an annual turnover of £65 million.
J&G manages the waste collection and disposal needs of more than 2000 print houses and newspaper groups from its Blandford headquarters in Dorset.
Speaking about the acquisition CSG managing director Paul Quigley said: This collaboration means we already have long experience in dealing with print industry waste streams which frequently require expert handling. Our two companies have been working together to put in place a whole range of highly developed collection, technical and processing services to meet the special challenges these wastes create.
Quigley hopes that CSG will create the most comprehensive waste management facility yet available to the printing industry by combining the quality of customer service and technical expertise for which both companies were known.
Image: J&G Environmental logo
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