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Best Available Technique: Have you received your Regulation 61 notice?

The Environment Agency and your local authorities will undertake sector-wide reviews of environmental permits in industries where the accompanying BREF documents have been updated and published.

What you need to know about environmental targets - The Environment Act 2021

Under The Environment Act 2021 a suite of targets to restore and protect our environment has been developed by Defra.

The Plastic Packaging Tax (PPT) – What Your Business Needs to Know

The plastic packaging tax will affect UK businesses who produce or import plastic packaging. Will this impact you?

Farming Subsidies: The Landscape Recovery Scheme

DEFRA has announced three different land management schemes, including The Landscape Recovery Scheme. What steps could your business take to tackle our biodiversity crisis?

Farming Subsidies: The Local Nature Recovery Scheme

DEFRA has announced three different land management schemes, including The Local Nature Recovery Scheme. Here is what we know so far

The importance of biodiversity

Explore what is meant by biodiversity, the major threats that it faces and why it is important to minimise biodiversity loss.

What you need to know about the Environment Act - 2022 update

Read more about the new UK Environmental Protections Policy and how biodiversity gains will be created.

Waste Acceptance Criteria Testing vs. Site Investigations

You may unintentionally have a WAC test conducted instead of sampling soil for contamination, if you are unaware of the differences between the two services. In this blog, we aim to draw a distinction between the two.

Food Loss and the Supply Chain

Food loss occurs in the supply chain at all stages, including with farmers, processors, distributors and retailers. Nearly half of all root crops, vegetables and fruits across the globe are wasted (UNEP).