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The Zero Waste Awards recognises and rewards organisations for their efforts in reducing the amount of their wasted resources

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Set up in 2010 by leading recycling industry publication letsrecycle.com, the scheme has more than 500 members and is the premier recognition scheme for businesses and organisations that are committed to increasing the amount of waste they reduce, reuse and recycle.

 

Our aim is to build a community of sustainable businesses and provide a platform for winners to collaborate to reduce their environmental impact.

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1st October 2021

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CATEGORIES

The Zero Waste Awards is divided into 10 different sectors with a winner crowned from each category, chosen by our expert panel of judges, each year.

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Construction

Building and infrastructure. 

Independent to national.

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Education

Schools, colleges, universities...

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Food & Beverage

Food & drink production manufacturing, farming, wholesaling...

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Healthcare

Hospitals, surgeries, clinics, hospices, health centres, care homes...

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Hospitality

Pubs, bars, restaurants, hotels, banqueting, festivals...

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Industrial

Manufacturing, engineering and industrial. 

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Office & Commercial

Schools, colleges, universities...

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Retail & Leisure

Retail outlets, shopping centres, gyms and leisure centres..

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Travel & Transport

Public transport, freight, haulage, logistics...

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Waste & Recycling

Waste, resource and recycling.