The rapid advancement of healthcare technology has revolutionised patient care, but it has also contributed to a growing environmental challenge: medical e-waste. Hospitals and clinics rely on a multitude of electronic devices to monitor, diagnose, and treat patients. As devices reach the end of their...
Medical waste is a serious concern for hospitals, clinics, and laboratories. From used needles to expired pharmaceuticals, improper disposal can lead to infections, environmental damage, and hefty fines. Medical waste companies play a vital role in keeping healthcare facilities safe and compliant by providing expert...
Waste management is one of the most important issues facing Johannesburg today. With the city producing thousands of tons of municipal solid waste each year, the way we manage our rubbish has a direct impact on the environment, public health, and sustainability. From household waste...
Sustainability in waste management is about more than just keeping streets clean. It is about transforming waste into valuable resources, conserving natural materials, and reducing harmful emissions. In South Africa, where urbanisation and industrial growth are increasing waste production, a waste management company in South...
In the bustling corridors of hospitals worldwide, a silent crisis unfolds. Each year, healthcare generates an estimated 15 million tonnes of plastic waste, with single-use items like IV bags and syringes contributing a significant portion. This figure, equivalent to over seven full shopping centres worth...
Pharmaceutical waste is something that every healthcare facility has to deal with, but not everyone fully understands. From expired medicines to leftover chemotherapy drugs, it all needs careful handling to avoid risks to people and the environment. In this blog, we are going to break...
Proper medical waste disposal is more than just a legal requirement. It is a critical part of keeping patients, staff, and the environment safe. In South Africa, healthcare facilities produce a wide variety of waste, ranging from everyday items like gloves and masks to hazardous...
Waste management is one of the biggest environmental and social challenges facing modern societies. In South Africa, the issue is becoming more urgent as cities grow and waste levels rise. Laws such as the National Environmental Management: Waste Act set out clear responsibilities, yet problems...
Medical waste is more than just rubbish. It includes anything generated in hospitals, clinics, laboratories, or nursing homes that could be infectious, toxic, or hazardous. Around 85% of healthcare waste is similar to normal household waste, while the remaining 15% is dangerous and requires careful...
Construction and demolition (C&D) waste is one of the fastest-growing streams of solid waste globally, and South Africa is no exception. With an estimated 10.8 million tonnes of C&D waste reaching disposal sites each year, the environmental and economic implications are significant. Efficient recycling and...
