Rising inflation, transportation and operational costs mean we need to increase prices from 1 January 2026. We’ve tried to keep prices as low as possible, while still delivering reliable and sustainable services.
We can review your services to make these more efficient.
We can identify recycling solutions to reduce the total costs of your waste.
We can provide procurement and recovery advice that will reduce your waste to landfill.
In 2024, we collected 161,000 tonnes of recycling, with around 60% of plastics processed in Aotearoa. When local options aren’t available, materials are sent to trusted offshore partners. Read more in our Recycling Destinations report.
Over the past three years we reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 20%, dropping from 58,744 tCO2e in 2020 to 47,000 tCO2e in 2023. With 89% of emissions from diesel, we are electrifying our fleet and investing in hybrid equipment.
In 2025, 80% of employees felt comfortable being themselves at work, 82% were proud to work for an organisation that cares for our environment, and engagement reached 73%. Our gender pay gap is just 1.8%, far below the national average.
Aotearoa has over 450 historic dump sites, many at risk of entering waterways. In 2025 we completed remediation at three coastal Otago sites with Waitaki District Council, preventing further damage to vital marine and freshwater ecosystems.
From Kaitaia to Bluff, we have over 90 sites that provide comprehensive waste management services, including collections, recycling, composting, and hazardous waste processing. Based on WM New Zealand’s 2024 Annual Volumes Report, Recovery Dashboard (as per our SLL reporting), verified carbon reporting, ETS reporting, site environmental reporting and December 2024 Fleet List.
Get in touch with our team of waste and recycling specialists for more information.
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