We are very grateful to Adam Price, Member of the Senedd for Wales, for taking the time to visit us and for asking some business critical questions at the Senedd. We are incredibly grateful for the cross party support we have received from the Welsh Government. To see the video on Facebook CLICK HERE (more…)
Road to the future: Darlington Borough Council trialling sustainable asphalt solutions with NappiCycle pellets Rainton Construction has partnered with Darlington Borough Council to test a ground-breaking surfacing solution. The trial at Snipe Lane incorporated pellets made from plastic nappy fibres into the asphalt which was used to surface the road. (more…)
Bluestone National Park Resort fully embrace the 'Circular Economy' ethos! Having already been hailed as a "wonderful example of a sustainable business" by Welsh Assembly Sustainability Minister Jane Davidson, Bluestone has decided to really accelerate its sustainable and environmental credentials; it has now become the world's first holiday destination to use its own customers' nappies to provide enhanced asphalt surrounding the new lodges currently being built. (more…)
A highway paved with recycled diapers may change the cloth vs. disposables debate By Karla Adam / Washington Post LLANARTH, Wales — No, it doesn’t smell like poop. We thought it’d be worth preempting the obvious question even before describing how, in what might be a world-first, more than 100,000 dirty, disposable diapers — or “nappies,” as they are called here — are being used to help pave a road in west Wales. (more…)
Sustainability Made Simple What if there was a way that businesses could display their intention for a brighter and more prosperous future completely cost-free? Thankfully, NappiCycle has found the answer in Ecosia. (more…)
In 2018, there were 731,213 new lives brought into the UK. Furthermore, with 3 billion (yes, billion!) nappies being thrown away into landfill annually, it highlights the importance of finding a viable alternative to nappies being left to rot, with nappies sometimes taking as long as 500 years to fully decompose. (more…)
It has been well-documented over the last few weeks that there was a collection of shipping containers that have been washing up from a recent spillage in the Bristol Channel. It was later reported that there were eleven containers in total, varying between empty and full of incontinence waste. (more…)
Green Business of the Year award 2017 NappiCycle recently won the 2017 Green Business of the Year award in the Swansea Bay Tourism Awards. Held at the Brangwyn Hall in Swansea, the awards are designed to showcase and recognise the top firms and individuals in Swansea, Neath Port Talbot, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. (more…)
NappiCycle has been able to divert over 1,000,000 disposable nappies from landfill for Rhondda Cynon Taff Authority, in the last two months alone. (more…)