Dry mixed recycling (DMR) is a straightforward and efficient way to handle recyclables including cardboard, paper, metal, and plastic. In a world increasingly burdened by waste, the benefits of dry mixed recycling are plentiful to the planet.
But did you know there’s also something in it for your wallet? Recycling efficiently isn’t just an act of eco-consciousness; it’s also a smart financial and operational decision. Read on to discover the costs, both economic and otherwise, of failing to recycle properly.
Cost Savings
An often overlooked benefit of dry mixed recycling is that it can increase your business’s profitability by reducing waste management costs. This is because there are disposal costs that come with general waste,, such as incineration, which is set to increase in 2025.
By diverting recyclable materials into dry mixed recycling your business reduces the volume of general waste being produced. This will result in financial savings while also aligning with sustainability goals. Also, demonstrating dedication to sustainability can enhance your company’s reputation and increase customer loyalty.