Businesses urged to back Environment Agency's waste crime crackdown

James S Murray
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Major new report reveals three-fold increase in waste crime prosecutions, as businesses are urged to report suspicious waste management operators

Businesses are being urged to carry out proper due diligence on their waste contractors, after a new report from the Environment Agency revealed the number of illegal waste sites detected by the watchdog...

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