As demand for segregation at source increases, Leafield Environmental has introduced a suite of recycling bins that accommodate up to four individual waste streams.
Vince Wright, UK and export sales manager, said: “Our Envirobin Recycling Hub allows customers to segregate waste on a smaller scale at more convenient locations.”
The Recycling Hub comprises a central 100-litre Envirobin that can accommodate two waste streams at 50 litres each, flanked by a pair of Enviropods, each with 35 litres capacity. With a variety of lid apertures and colours, the choice of waste stream combinations is wide.
Offering a choice of four separate waste receptacles in a single hub can encourage users to stop, think and make the correct waste segregation decision.
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