HOW IT WORKS
From bank to new fibre.
With the evidence to prove it.
A simple process, a clear order of priorities, and a paper trail that stands up to your auditor, your councillors and the digital waste tracking era.
HOW IT WORKS
From bank to new fibre
in five steps.
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We collect
Banks, containers or bulk loads from your sites, sized to what they actually generate. Extra lifts when things get busy.
We split it
Wearable items come out for reuse first. The rest is separated into dedicated streams by fibre and material type.
We match it
Each stream goes to the specialist partner best placed to recycle it, including fibre-to-fibre recyclers across Europe.
Fibre-to-fibre
The aim for every stream: fibre recovered and spun into new yarn. Other routes only where that isn't possible yet.
We prove it
Weights, streams, destinations and outcomes, reported monthly and kept audit-ready.
The order matters.
Every load is graded for its highest sensible use, not for whoever pays most this week.
1 · Reuse
Wearable clothing and sound footwear go back into use.
2 · Fibre-to-fibre
Non-wearable textiles, split by fibre, go to fibre-to-fibre recycling.
3 · Other recycling
Where fibre-to-fibre isn't possible yet: wiping cloths and other recycled uses.
4 · Recovery
Only when nothing better exists. Disposal is the last resort.
We start on site,
not on a spreadsheet.
Before we recommend anything, we look at how your sites actually run: what they generate, where the banks sit and what your teams have to work around.
Site surveys
On-site audits to understand volumes, physical constraints and recovery potential at each location.
Volume & profile analysis
Collection frequencies and bank placement set by real material flow, not guesswork.
Working with ground staff
Practical changes agreed with the people on site, so they stick.
Transparent reporting
Volumes, outcomes and recommendations, site by site.
TRACEABILITY & REPORTING
Follow the fibre.
Asked “where did it actually go?” You'll have the answer on one page: which stream, which partner, what outcome.
Your site
Collection & transfer note
Weighbridge ticket
Dedicated stream
Specialist partner
Your report
Weighbridge evidence
Weights from a calibrated weighbridge, with the certificate available on request.
Partner due diligence
Permits and audit evidence for the partners we use, UK and European, ready for your duty-of-care checks.
Waste transfer notes
The right paperwork for every movement, kept and retrievable.
Site-by-site data
Weights per site and per collection, so you can see which banks are earning their keep.
Mass balance
Tonnes in, tonnes out, by stream and by partner. It adds up, or we find out why.
Outcome by stream
Reuse, fibre-to-fibre, other recycling and recovery, reported separately.
Ready for the digital tracking era.
Since 1 October 2026, permitted sites in England and Wales have had to record every load they receive on the government's digital waste tracking service, with collectors and brokers due to follow. We think you should get that level of visibility over your own material anyway, so that's how we work.
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Snap a photo
Of the bank, the bale or the pile. A phone picture is fine.
Got a stream nobody wants?
Good.
Send it our way. We'll come back with a route, a price and an honest view on how close to new fibre we can get it.
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Rough numbers
Approximate tonnes, bank count or loads a month. Best guesses welcome.
LET'S TALK
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Where it is
Site postcodes and any access quirks we should know about.