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2016 has already proved to be an incredibly exciting year for us and we’re only half way through! We’ve been carrying out some great work with all of our clients and we wanted to share their success stories with you. Our website’s Case Studies section has now been fully updated […]
Last September Environcom visited the RPS stand at the RWM Exhibition in Birmingham. Initial discussions focussed on RPS providing Environcom with a solution to manage the unwanted pallets that deliver waste electronic and electrical equipment (WEEE) to their Grantham site. The brief At the time Environcom disposed of the […]
What we do Dy-pack Packaging is one of the leading manufacturers of paper bags in the chemical industry, food and cement-industry with their production plant based in the German town of Wenden-Gerlingen. RPS has worked closely with dy-pack to recover the packaging items that transport their paper sacks to customers within the […]
Fantastic achievements throughout 2012 It has been a very busy year for RPS with plenty to report. Earlier this year RPS won the contract to begin collecting Evonik pallets from Unilever in Warrington for return to the Evonik site in Rheinfelden, Germany. RPS, through their expertise in reverse logistics and […]
Evonik, one of the world’s leading chemical companies, set RPS a challenge to help the business assist in the recovery of their packaging assets from their UK customers for return to Germany. Evonik buy a robust, wooden pallet in Germany to supply Unilever in Warrington. The pallets are well built […]
Pallet recovery remains a key activity in helping Ineos Compounds reduce pallet spend. The recovery process also demonstrates their environmental credentials in terms of embracing a re-use philosophy for what is a valuable asset. Commercial advantages aside the sustainability benefits of pallet recovery are measurable with close to 900te of […]
RPS has commenced collections for Evonik, one of the world’s leading chemical companies. Evonik supply their UK customers with product packed on wooden pallets, which RPS are now collecting to make available for return to their German Rheinfelden site. Up until now the pallets have been replaced with new pallets […]
