AAL Recycling join a select group of businesses in the Island that are working to this level of environmental excellence. Environmental manager of AAL Recycling, Tim Pedley, said: “This was an opportunity to do things better: by engaging with the programme you also establish a culture of constant improvement. We are now looking at the whole lifecycle of products, and by taking a longer term approach we hope to gain benefits beyond business growth and a lower environmental footprint; we also hope it will make an impact on our bottom line.”
Eco-Active programme manager, Jane Burns, said: “We are delighted that AAL Recycling have been recognised for their efforts and continued improvements. In reaching this standard, they are now a Level 3 Eco-Active Business, which makes it leader in the Island in environmental performance. Reduction in consumption, including the reduction of energy use together with all-round improved efficiencies, reduces costs and makes perfect business sense.”
Eco-Active are working hard to support businesses with environmental improvements that can lead to them becoming increasingly efficient and reducing costs. The lunch and learn sessions are a new initiative being run in conjunction with Jersey Business. The demand for this training has been such that an additional session has already been added with a waiting list for further sessions. Tomorrow’s training seminar will be the first in a series of lunch and learn sessions that will enable businesses to take practical steps to move forward.
