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ReMaDe Essex

Recyclable Market Development Essex is an ambitious project set up in 2000 to create new markets and secondary uses for recycled materials in Essex.  

 

The project aims are to:

 

·    Help Essex businesses exploit the opportunities arising from the increased re-use of materials 

 

·    Encourage capital investment in new reprocessing capacity in Essex 

 

·    Develop new added value markets for secondary materials in Essex.

 

·   Help to create jobs by expanding the environmental technologies sector in Essex

 

·    Maximise recycling rates in Essex

 

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Latest News 18 May 2012

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Time to think Climate Futures

At a time of increasing fuel prices and environmental catastrophes, upd8 welcomes Climate Futures, an exciting new collection of curriculum resources for students aged 10-14. More...
 

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PRESS RELEASE - For immediate release

Viridor Waste Management is doubling the capacity of its Materials Recycling Facility (MRF) in Peterborough. Re-engineering of the plant will also allow the inclusion of glass in co-mingled collections. More...
 

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Birch Airfield Composting Services Target Golf Courses

Birch Airfield Composting Services (BACS) working with Remade East have recently targeted local golf courses to market there quality topdressing compost product too. More...
 

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Remade Essex Consulting on Proposed EU Soil Framework Directive

Remade Essex will shortly be compiling a consolidated response to Defra’s ‘Consultation on the proposed EU Soil Framework Directive and initial Regulatory Impact Assessment’. More...
 

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Remade East Of England Initiative

Remade Essex and the UK Centre for Economic and Environmental Development (UK CEED) have formed a partnership to deliver the ‘Remade East of England’ programme. The programme will be funded by the East of England Development Agency (EEDA) until March 2008. More...
 
 

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