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Zero Waste to Landfill Certification Service to support zero waste transformation for industries 

Published: October 29, 2022
Author: DIGITAL MEDIA EXECUTIVE

The Eurofins Assurance network of companies is pleased to announce that it has launched a new Zero Waste to Landfill Certification Service for industries to support customers’ fact-based commitments on zero waste. The service echoes seamlessly UN Sustainable Development Goal 12 Ensure Sustainable Consumption and Production Patterns, particularly Target 12.4, 12.5 and 12.6.  

Industrial waste is an inevitable part of the manufacturing process but it presents a huge challenge to  manufacturing site operators in terms of waste management and disposal. Landfill is one of the most common ways of waste disposal. This disposal method however can lead to various environmental issues, including air, water and soil pollution. It is thus crucial for industries to incorporate proper waste management and disposal into their sustainability policies, and set up measurable targets from this to drive actions. 

Designed for different kinds of industry by environmental audit experts with particular knowledge in solid  waste and hazardous waste areas, Eurofins Assurance’s Zero Waste to Landfill Certification Service  takes a laser-focused approach to assess and verify the level of effort taken to minimise waste disposal  to landfills by the businesses.  

Upon completion of the whole audit process, the businesses will be awarded Zero Waste to Landfill  Certificates. Certificates are granted for three levels of achievement, namely Zero Waste to Landfill Certificate, Near Zero Waste to Landfill Certificate and Advanced Waste Diversion Certificate, which indicates demonstration of diversion over 99%, 95% to 99% and 85% to 99% of waste to landfill respectively. 

The service helps customers to substantiate their claims around waste management with data, reports  and certificates that indicate actionable items, improvement and achievement. It also provides the much needed transparency into the company’s’ operations as more public disclosure is anticipated when businesses move towards a more collaborative and engaging ESG landscape. 

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