Greenredeem extends recycling incentive scheme to cover food waste

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Windsor and Maidenhead residents who recycle food waste are to be rewarded with discounts in latest attempt to cut waste sent to landfill

Residents of Windsor and Maidenhead are set to receive vouchers and discounts in local shops in return for recycling their food waste, in the latest initiative unveiled by Greenredeem. The Royal Borough...

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