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WRAP Cymru

When taking into account food procurement, labour, utilities and waste management costs it is estimated that food waste represents a cost to the Healthcare Sector of £230 million each year, or £1,900 per tonne. Prevention, therefore, offers a real opportunity for hospitals to make financial and environmental savings, and improve the catering service they provide to patients.

Challenging the way the catering service is delivered and utilising the combined experiences of catering, nursing and dietitian teams (“the Power of 3”) can identify waste prevention opportunities. This can include behavioural changes such as avoiding the preparation of ‘just in case meals’ or more fundamental changes such as revising a menu or the food ordering system.

WRAP’s bespoke resources to help you reduce costs are available via our Health Sector webpages or for further information please contact hugh.jones@wrap.org.uk .

WRAP Cymru is part of WRAP, the circular economy experts. Our work helps businesses, councils and householders prevent waste, recycle more and save money. Visit the WRAP website to learn more.

This work includes UK-wide food waste prevention programmes such as the Courtauld Commitment 2025 (C2025) for the grocery sector, and consumer behaviour change campaigns such as Love Food Hate Waste.

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Bywaters

Bywaters is London’s leading recycling and waste management organisation serving London and the South East since 1952. We provide a comprehensive range of tailor-made recycling and waste management services offering all types of businesses the option of a ‘zero direct to landfill’ solution.

For more information visit: https://www.bywaters.co.uk/

Centrica

Centrica Consumer is designed to support the needs of residential consumers and Centrica Business is designed to support the needs of the business customer.

Our customer-facing businesses are supported by the common operating functions of Customer Operations and Field Operations. These functions are where we touch the customer and are fundamental to our success.

Our Central Power Generation business is included within the Centrica Business division given its role in the management and optimisation of central power generation and its interface with wholesale markets.

Our remaining two asset businesses of Exploration & Production (now under the Spirit Energy joint venture) and Centrica Storage, are operated separately and continue to play an important role in our portfolio.

To ensure our model remains efficient and scalable, all businesses are supported by a number of centre-led Group Functions that are responsible for setting boundaries and standards which allow us to effectively manage risk and ensure a strong system of internal control. In everything we do, we are committed to the highest standards of safety and compliance. We aim to be a good corporate citizen and an employer of choice.

For more information visit: https://www.centrica.com

The Vegan Society

The Vegan Society was founded in November 1944 and we’ve made tremendous progress since.

The society was first registered as a charity in August 1964 but its assets were later transferred to a new charity when it also became limited company in December 1979. The definition of veganism and the charitable objects of the society were amended and refined over the years. By winter 1988 this definition was in use – although the phrasing has changed slightly over the years – and remains so today.

For more information visit: https://www.vegansociety.com

JRP Solutions

At JRP, we take our responsibilities to our local communities and the wider world very seriously.

The very nature of our business is to help minimise the environmental impact of other businesses particularly from an energy and carbon perspective but our obligation goes beyond our core business activities. We are all ‘eco warriors’ at heart!

We all pro-actively minimise our own impacts on the environment by:

+ Travel – Whenever possible we minimise travel by using conference calling, we car share or use public transport and all our colleagues are sponsored by the business to complete an advanced driving course through the Institute of Advanced Motoring to ensure safe and energy efficient driving practices.

+ Waste – we minimise paper use by using electronic files, digital marketing, actively discouraging printing of emails and documents. All proposals are submitted electronically and presented via PowerPoint presentation.

For more information visit: https://www.jrpsolutions.com/

Soil Association Food for Life

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Food for Life is a Soil Association initiative. It began life in 2003 and developed into an award winning national programme to transform school food culture, before extending to new sectors including hospitals thanks to funding from Big Lottery’s Wellbeing Fund.

The Food for Life Hospitals programme supports and empowers NHS leaders to put a good food culture at the top of the agenda. Our support is designed to help NHS trusts create a better food experience and support a health promoting environment for patients, staff and visitors. Our support programmes include;

Food for Life Hospitals Network; providing a range of support and opportunities for shared learning for NHS trusts, including seminars, policy briefings and conferences
Reducing Food Waste Workshop; bringing multi-disciplinary teams together to examine and address food waste reduction in hospitals.
Food & Drink Strategy support; helping trusts develop a strategy with cross discipline input that frames a meaningful approach to creating a ‘good food’ environment in NHS trusts.

Food for Life has extensive experience of working with up to 70 NHS trusts, and of contributing to the sector policy context. This has included membership of the DoH Hospital Food Standards Panel and its expert reference groups.

For more information contact: Susannah McWilliam

E.ON

At E.ON we’re focused on energy networks and customer solutions – areas which we believe are the building blocks of the new energy world.

We provide solutions for this new energy world – decentralised, green, and interconnected – and make sure everything we do has a single focus: our customers, whether they are families, big or small businesses, public or private sector, or even entire towns and cities.

From Building Energy Management Systems to monitor and manage your energy, to on-site generation or battery storage that optimises energy and improve security of supply, we offer a fully managed end-to-end service delivering solutions to help make energy more intelligent.

For more information, please visit eonenergy.com/for-your-business

PETA

The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) Foundation is a UK-based charity dedicated to establishing and protecting the rights of all animals.

Like humans, animals are capable of suffering and have interests in leading their own lives; therefore, they are not ours to use – for food, clothing, experimentation, entertainment or any other reason. PETA and our affiliates around the world educate policymakers and the public about cruelty to animals and promote an understanding of the right of all animals to be treated with respect.

PETA works through public education, research, legislation, special events, celebrity involvement and protest campaigns. PETA believes in non-violence and does not advocate or support actions in which anyone, human or non-human, is harmed. PETA is a charitable organisation that works to educate the public about the horrors of cruelty to animals through peaceful means.

Depending on context, the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals Foundation may be referred to as the “PETA Foundation”, “PETA UK”, or “PETA.” References to any campaign activities that occurred prior to October 2009 refer to activities undertaken by PETA Europe.

For more information visit: https://www.peta.org.uk/

Pedibal

Revolutionising Cycle to work

The Cycle To Work Scheme (CTW) requires advance outlay by trusts. Scheme take up is limited, usually to dedicated cyclists. The Pedibal CTW scheme allows Companies, Trusts, Organisations and Local authorities to provide employee’s eBikes without advance outlay.
The employee enlists onto the CTW scheme with salary sacrifice, over 12 months. Pedibal will provide a NAVIGATIA citiE eBike, in which the Trust simply repays the monthly contract in arrears, following deduction from the employee’s salary. Employers adopting the Cycle to Work Scheme demonstrate their desire for employees to benefit from available tax and NI contribution savings.

This scheme offers an assembly of advantages and benefits for both employees and employers, by providing healthy low-cost, stress-free travel. Amounting to healthier and happier staff which in the long run will reduce sick leave and lower expenditure on bringing in staff replacement. Research (source: Glasgow University – 2017) confirms people who cycle to work have 46% less chance of contracting Cancer and 42% less chance of coronary Heart Disease. Energy levels increase, and production can rise up to 15%.

The Bikes versatile design eliminates carrying when folded, using a unique geometry fold and locks which align the wheels for ‘EASY WHEEL’. Creating convenience for all users. The Guardian labelled it as ‘’The best-vale folding electric bike to hit the streets’’
This programme offers a multitude of savings and benefits and a win, win! for the Trust, Staff and Environment, substantially contributing to sustainable transport targets. To discuss the proposal in depth, Please contact: Joe@pedibal.com

www.pedibal.com

Forward Waste Management

Our experience, capabilities and scale mean we can deliver value to clients across all manufacturing industry sectors.

Forward Waste Management can support you in meeting the ever-increasing environmental expectations and regulatory demands placed on your organisation.

Many manufacturing sectors are facing up to the same challenges when it comes to their customers. Manufacturing also faces the additional demands of mandatory compliance with changing environmental regulation within the restrictions of cost control and social responsibility.

We provide a broad range of waste management and associated environmental services that complement manufacturing operations and we have broad expertise in the UK waste management market. Our scale and experience mean we can deliver specialist tailored services and solutions to our clients, allowing them to focus on core activities.

We have considerable experience across the whole spectrum of waste within manufacturing and our knowledge and understanding of the sector enables us to add value to what you do.

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Thermal Compaction Group

Thermal Compaction Group is a green business focused on sustainable waste solutions with a vast network of industry partners. We are a specialist group of companies offering unique patented products that offer cost effective solutions to waste management problems globally. Our processes can reduce disposal costs, and where possible, create a new revenue stream.

Stryker

Stryker is one of the world’s leading medical technology companies and together with our customers, we are driven to make healthcare better. The Company offers a diverse array of innovative medical technologies including reconstructive, medical, surgical, neurotechnology and spine products to help people lead more active and more satisfying lives. Stryker products and services are available in over 100 countries around the world. Stryker Sustainability Solutions is a division within Stryker Corporation.

Stryker Sustainability Solutions provides a medical device remanufacturing service. Our solutions help hospitals achieve their environmental and fiscal goals. As the supplier of choice for roughly 3,000 U.S. hospitals, (we are also now established in several Trusts in the UK ) our approach is simple: grow your financial and environmental sustainability. Together, we can deliver this without compromising quality.

Our intention is to proportionally replicate these savings and environmental benefits here in the UK and we would welcome your Trust joining the growing number of UK hospitals working with us at Stryker Sustainability Solutions.

For more information, please contact:

Paul Broadberry

National Sales Manager

07976313530

Sustainability Solutions

Stryker UK Limited

Hambridge Road

Newbury RG14 5AW

T: +44 (0)1635 262400

M: +44(0)7976313530

paul.broadberry@stryker.com

www.stryker.co.uk

Johnsons Catering Equipment

Johnsons work closely with healthcare professional and service users, developing new products and services to help hospitals achieve sustainability targets.

Eco to go™ are reusable, sustainable alternatives to food and drink disposables, with cost savings of up to 70% when compared to disposables. Cups are made from rice husk (the shell rice grows in), reusable hundreds of times, 100% natural and quickly biodegrade in soil. Food containers are made from recyclable polypropylene and can also be reused hundreds of times. Cups and containers are microwave and dishwasher safe.

We have developed a range of adapted dinnerware enabling people with mobility issues to eat and drink independently. Our brightly coloured dinnerware and drinkware can help people to see food and beverages, helping to increase nutrition and hydration.

For more information visit www.johnsonsce.co.uk

ECO to go

Johnsons work closely with healthcare professional and service users, developing new products and services to help hospitals achieve sustainability targets.

For more information visit www.johnsonsce.co.uk

Bouygues

Bouygues Energies & Services provides engineering and service capabilities from conception, design and construction through to facility management within the UK.

With an excellent track record of delivering services in a range of complex and secure critical environments, we deliver fully-integrated, sustainable lifecycle solutions, within both the public and private sectors.

Services include:

Consulting / Contracting – turnkey design and build solutions for critical, high tech facilities.
Facility Management – hard and soft facility management, life cycle planning and project delivery services.
Infrastructure Services – utilities services, civil and electrical engineering solutions in public/highways lighting, telecommunications, electrical and gas network infrastructure.
Energy Management – and performance services – strategic carbon planning, energy compliance and procurement, infrastructure design, installation and maintenance

Our network of offices throughout the UK enables us to support and service all our clients’ critical infrastructure and building requirements at both local and national levels.

With subsidiaries in Europe, North America, the Middle East and Africa, we can support our clients wherever they are.

We are a European and International market leader in the development, implementation and operation of long-term partnerships with more than 100 PPP/PFI * contracts worldwide.

SWR newstar

Our core ethos has always been to understand your business waste needs, implement problem-solving solutions, and provide long-term results that cut out costs.

By working together, we can achieve sustainable results through increased recycling and waste segregation. This enables us to adapt to challenges and provide consistent results.

One. Vision. “To be the partner of choice for Customers, Suppliers and our People.”

One. Mission. “To deliver innovative sustainable solutions that benefit customers and are supported by ‘Best in Class’ Customer service.”

For more information visit: https://www.swrnewstar.co.uk/

Grundon

We provide a total waste management service for the reduction, reuse, recycling, recovery and disposal of waste, delivered via a combination of specialist services, contract management and the operation of our own facilities.
Our total waste management service includes the collection, treatment, recovery, recycling and disposal of non-hazardous waste streams, in addition to dealing with all aspects of hazardous waste, including contaminated waste, clinical and healthcare waste and waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). We also offer additional services including special event waste management and industrial cleaning services.

Grundon is also active in the extraction and production of a broad range of aggregates and minerals for the construction, landscaping and leisure markets.

Visit here for more information: http://www.grundon.com

IEMA

We’re transforming the world to sustainability. As the worldwide alliance of environment and sustainability professionals, we’re working to make our businesses and organisations future-proof. Through our global sustainability standards and partnerships, we are driving understanding and uptake of crucial skills that will keep the world of business in business. Discover more about our work and how to get involved.

You can find more information here: http://iema.net/

Skanska

Skanska’s commitment to contribute to a more sustainable world is resolute. Please explore our sustainability pages to understand how we meet this commitment both in the UK and worldwide.

Visit http://www.skanska.co.uk for more infomation

Warp It

In these tough times the sight of usable furniture in skips, causes a negative reaction in staff and the public

Reduce the incidence of furniture being skipped by making it easy for staff to trade surplus items.

Learn how to implement an ebay style marketplace in your organisation where staff can give and get surplus assets from each other and even to/from other organisations. In this session you will also learn the importance of reuse and the positive impact it can have on procurement and supply chain emissions. There are several dates sign up here:

Salix Finance

Funded by the Department of Energy and Climate Change, Salix have been working with over 50 NHS Trusts and Foundation Trusts in England since 2007. Salix’s interest-free funding covers over 120 energy efficiency work types including; boilers, combined heat and power, LED and lighting upgrades, and heat recovery. Salix has been working with the public sector in England, Scotland and Wales for over ten years and has helped to fund over £350 million for energy efficiency projects, helping clients to save £93 million in annual energy costs. Salix has financed over 12,800 projects, which are projected to save more than 6.9 million tonnes of carbon over the lifetime of the projects.

Kings College Hospital used a £96,327 interest free loan to upgrade their LED lighting and saved £20,170 on their annual energy costs. Their lifetime savings are an impressive £262,210 and they are saving 2,042 tonnes of CO₂. Read more about this case study here.

For further information visit our website or call Emma Lawes 0207 406 7653 ”

Quorn

Not only are our diets putting pressure on the NHS, they are also placing unsustainable pressure on the environment. We can help curb this. Since the 1960s Quorn has pioneered the search for a more sustainable approach to food, encouraging consumers to make small changes to support a healthier future.

All Quorn products contain Mycoprotein, a nutritious, meat free protein that is naturally low in fat and high in protein and fibre. And, with an 80 per cent smaller carbon footprint than meat equivalents, it is not only good for our waistlines but the world’s natural resources.

For more information visit: www.quorn.co.uk/sustainability

Being a member of the NHS Sustainability Campaign not only provides your organisation with a wealth of opportunities to showcase your services to the NHS but it demonstrates how important sustainable development is to your company. If you are an organisation who understands the benefits sustainability can bring to public health services then being a member of this dedicated campaign is a must!

Member benefits

+ Attendance at events
+ Exhibition at events
+ Speaking opportunities
+ Profile on website
+ Participation in a range of working parties and special interest groups
+ Regulatory, technical and market advice
+ Sustainable Development Declaration
+ Online interaction via SD Network
+ Referrals from NHS Trusts
+ Newsletter subscription
+ Networking opportunities
+ Social media mentions
+ Report branding