Environmental waste controls

Environmental waste controls

Environmental Waste Controls plc (EWC) [http://www.ewc.eu.com] is a UK base company, who provide waste management and recycling solutions for all types of industry. It was first founded by Bill Edwards in 1993, who initially started the business from his bedroom, the concept was to offer a total transparent and fixed price waste and recycling management package.

During the first 6 months of developing the business, EWC carried out extensive product research and market testing with several pilot projects with local NHS Trusts, following the success of these projects the product supply line, marketing strategy and concept of the business were firmly established.

Since 1993 EWC has provided over 500 organisations and many local authority household waste and recycling centres with significant cost reduction in their waste budget, through maximising recycling and minimising fixed prices for waste segregation, storage, transport and waste disposal for landfill.

See also

* Biomedical waste
* Waste


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