Commercial Waste Management in Malton

Yorwaste provides a complete Commercial Waste Management service to businesses in and around Malton.

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Services We Offer in Malton

General Waste

General waste we collect goes to Allerton Waste Recovery Park, generating electricity to power 40,000 homes across Yorkshire yearly.

Dry Mixed Recycling

We always encourage our customers to recycle when they can. We aim to push our recycling rate up by diverting more waste from recovery to recycling. Recommended to restaurants, pubs and hotels.

Glass Waste

Glass is 100% recyclable and can be infinitely processed without losing any of its original quality.

Recommended to businesses such as hotels and pubs which might create a lot of glass waste.

Food Waste

Food waste we collect will go through anaerobic digestion – microorganisms can be used to break down your waste organically. It is a greener and more cost-effective solution than general waste recovery.

Bins and Bin Bags

Our trusty wheelie bins come in many sizes made with recyclable plastic or metal. Lock lids are available.

Pre-paid bin bags are also available for businesses with small quantities of waste.

Skips and ROLs

Our skips and Roll On Roll Offs are for anyone who produces waste in large volumes and helps keep them compact. Helps you save space and minimise disruptions to your location.

Recommended to manufacturers, suppliers, construction businesses and hotels with large amounts of waste.

Why choose Yorwaste?

  • Local
  • Cost-Effective
  • Personal

Yorwaste in collaboration with Fairport provide us with high quality, extremely good-looking skips. We have customers visiting site regularly, so it's really important we get our waste dealt with efficiently.

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The Yorwaste Process

  • Our dedicated team will work with you to find innovative ways to reduce waste, save your business money and increase recycling levels, so you’ll always be compliant.
  • We’ll offer you a free waste audit on site, discuss all waste types and give friendly advice on the day.
  • We provide a wide range of bin types and sizes, and our fleet is out in motion on a regular basis. Our services are always tailored to your needs and this includes your pickup schedule.
  • Once you’ve chosen your bin type and frequency, the rest is down to us! Simply load up your bins and we’ll pick up your waste.
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Your Waste Journey

Success Stories

  • Manufacturing

    Growing from a humble maker of poultry crates in 1934 to one of the UK's largest suppliers of pre-owned modular buildings

    • £20thousand

      savings made

    • 9

      waste streams managed

    • 500+

      skips or hooks exchanges completed

  • Venue

    Aiming to become the best Racecourse in Yorkshire and in the World

    • 90%reduction

      in energy usage during recycling

    • 26.5thousand kg

      of cut grass composted

  • Events

    Established in 2013 and organised by Run For All.

    • 73bins

      on route

    • 20bins

      at the event village

Community Engagement

We care about the communities we work with. No matter where you are, our goal is to provide a tailored service that suits your needs as both a company and the area you reside. We try our utmost to ensure we close the gap in the waste economy, offering recycling services and Energy From Waste which goes straight back into the local area. Some of our recent community engagement efforts include our annual GET reCYCLING campaign and Reuse Santa Appeal.
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A green teddy bear in a white Santa hat sits centered on a blue circular badge with green recycling arrows and a white rose. Text: RE-USE SANTA APPEAL
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Malton Specific FAQs

What sectors do you provide commercial waste management for in Malton?

We provide commercial waste management services to a wide variety of sectors across Malton, including restaurants, events, and retail.

What types of waste do you handle in Malton?

In Malton, we handle the following: wood waste, food waste, liquid waste, commercial cardboard, glass recycling and confidential waste.

What commercial waste management services do you provide in Malton?
How much are Yorwaste's commercial waste management services in Malton?

We provide bespoke commercial waste management services in Malton and the surrounding area, tailored to the individual needs of an organisation. Once we have details from you regarding your business and waste management requirements, we can provide you with a free quote.

Who manages Malton's domestic waste?

Malton and the surrounding area’s household waste was managed by Ryedale District Council, which was once the country’s leading authority when it came to recycling, reusing or composting household waste. In 2013/14 the district sent 52.7% of its household waste to be reused, instead of dumped in landfills.

Since then the District had been consistently performing above the national average, showing just how well locals have taken to cutting down on their waste. The district’s outstanding environmental efforts were no doubt partly due to local environmental groups, such as Ryedale Environmental Group, which has a local branch in Malton and Norton.

Malton’s domestic waste is now managed by North Yorkshire Council.

What is the Malton community doing to help the environment?

The Malton and Norton Environmental Action Group made the news in 2019 when they hit the ground running with two separate campaigns aimed at improving the environment on a local scale as well as a larger scale. Refill Malton is a local arm of the national initiative aimed at reducing the use of single-use materials, such as plastic bottles and carrier bags. Local businesses have been asked to encourage customers to bring their own bags and boxes in to take away goods, and also provide them with access to taps to fill drinking bottles.

The second initiative in Malton is focused on ‘re-wilding’ certain areas of the town. This scheme involves sowing native meadow flowers in green spaces around the town centre to create areas of natural beauty within the settlement which can contribute to Malton economically, mentally and environmentally.

How are busineses in Malton reducing their waste?

Circular Malton, an environmental pilot project by the Local Enterprise Partnership for York, is a plan to galvanise the businesses and organisations in the local community to re-think how they can reshape the local economy and environment, so as to keep resources within the local community and to simultaneously cut down on waste. A few of the ideas that have been suggested include the use of an anaerobic digester to turn the food waste coming from local schools, farms and food manufacturers into energy that can go straight back into the local power grid.

Local organisations such as Wold Top Brewery, Malton Cookery School and The Food Lovers Festival have already committed to supporting this pilot project, showing how cooperative Malton locals are concerning their environment.

What community groups in Malton are helping waste-reduction?

One of Malton’s great waste-reduction successes is the Ryedale Free Fridge. This volunteer, not-for-profit organisation prevented nearly 12 tonnes of food going to waste in one year alone and has simultaneously fed 8,000 people in the process. The Free Fridge was the first of its kind in North Yorkshire and has inspired other projects to start in Filey, Hunmanby and Norton.