Biffa beefs up food waste services with £1.5m investment

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Waste services firm will set up four new food waste stations across the UK to process feedstock for its waste-to-energy plants

Waste services firm Biffa has announced a £1.5m investment to expand the number of food waste processing sites in the UK. The firm's four new food waste transfer stations will be used to collect and...

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