1. Office Recycling Solutions Security Shredding Recycling led Waste Management Solutions ‘Ethical, Reliable & Sustainable Solutions’ ‘Paper, cardboard, polythene, plastics, metal, wood, batteries, glass, tetra-pack, fluorescent tubes, WEEE (waste electronic & electrical equipment recycling) and food waste’

2. 1962 – processing 5 tonnes per week Providing recycling solutions for over 49 years Brian Perry as Chairman Chris Perry as Managing Director Nick Perry as Production Director Matthew Perry as Transport Director Samantha Perry as Company Secretary & Sales Director. Family business since 1962 Processing over 1500 tonnes per week

3. Recycling & Security Shredding Depots H/Q Marston Magna BridgwaterBideford ‘Recycling led waste management solutions to customers throughout the South West.’

4. Recycling makes a difference – by utilising a resource again & again. Segregated recycling is economically sustainable in the world wide markets. Why Recycle ? Landfill Tax Escalator - Landfill Tax (April 1) rose to £56 per tonne. The escalator sees the tax for landfill disposal rise by £8 per tonnes each year up to 2014, with Chancellor George Osborne having put a floor under the 2014 rate of £80 per tonnes up to the year 2020. Carbon benefits – Recycling 1 tonne of paper, saves 1.32 tonnes of carbon (source Cpi) Legal Compliance assured Waste Regulations 2011 - The revised Waste Framework Directive places greater emphasis on the waste hierarchy to ensure that waste is dealt with in the priority order of: prevention, preparing for re-use, recycling, other recovery (for example, energy recovery), disposal. The waste hierarchy is good practice which businesses should adopt as a matter of course. The waste hierarchy was implemented through Regulation12 amending the Duty of Care requirements from 28 th September 2011. Landfill Regulations 2002 - Pre-Treatment of waste came into force 30-10-07. Meaning all waste producers must pre-treat their waste in conjunction with their responsibility under the Duty of Care regulations. The easiest solution for most companies is to recycle.

5. Services we can provide Recycling & Waste Management Perrys Recycling can provide the complete service to maximise recycling options, and reduce disposal costs. Whilst using approved sub-contractors for scrap metal, hazardous wastes etc Also providing balers and compactors to suit customers needs Office Recycling Solutions We can provide suitable office bins, bags, collections trolly’s and storage containers for the convenient recovery of paper, cardboard, vending cups, cans, plastic bottles, fluorescent tubes and WEEE recycling (Waste Electrical, Electronic, Equipment regulations). Security Shredding (on-site & offsite) Confidential paper records, microfiche, audio & video tapes, uniforms, credit cards and faulty products. Shredded & Recycled to New European Information Destruction StandardsBS EN 15713:2009 "Providing customers, with compliance to the Data Protection Act 1998, Financial Services and Markets Act 2000, and avoid unnecessary bad publicity - Perrys can provide the secure solution"

6. Security Shredding (Closed loop recycling & approved to BSEN 15713) Recycling Mill Approved Shredder Recycled into new paper

7. On-Site Mobile Shredding (Closed loop recycling & approved to BSEN15713) Free secure storage containers provided to customers, to minimise opportunist theft of documents from cleaners and staff. Also provide archive clearouts for stored documents. Convenient mobile shredding at the customers site, to view the destruction first hand, with certificate of destruction issued, with vetted staff and satellite vehicle tracking. All paper records are recycled into new printing paper in the UK, completing the recycling loop.

8. SME Cardboard & Polythene Recycling LCA (life cycle assessment) Cardboard is then recycled into new packaging and various other products. Polythene is then recycled into new packaging and various other products. The recyclable material is taken back to one of our depots within the Southwest. Bagged polythene is segregated and baled separately. Then full 25 loads are sent to UK mills ready for recycling Perrys Recycling then arrange collection, either weekly, fortnightly, monthly or at customers request Cardboard is stored in the 1100 litre bin & polythene / shrink- wrap is bagged using our knapsack bagging system

9. Cardboard & Polythene Recycling LCA (life cycle assessment) - Large volumes Cardboard recycled into new packaging and various other products. Polythene is recycled into new packaging and various other products. Some grades are exported to established and EA approved mills in other countries. Utilizing existing transport logistics and reducing the carbon footprint. The recyclable material is then taken back to one of our depots throughout the Southwest for baling, or direct to UK Mills Perrys arrange collection, or exchange of compactor bin or trailer from customer Cardboard & polythene are baled into mill size bales or compacted into 5 to 20 tonne loads.

10. Plastic Recycling LCA (life cycle assessment) – UK closed loop process All small to medium size plastics segregated into types (see plastic identification codes below for guidance) and secured onto pallets. Any Drums, buckets or containers to be rinsed out and stored upside down with caps/lids removed. Please contact us should you require further guidance. Perrys Recycling depot grades & sorts the plastics prior to the granulation process. The granulated plastics are sent to UK re-processors and re-made into office recycling bins etc.

11. LCA (life cycle assessment) Waste Electronic & Electrical Equipment (WEEE), Battery & Fluorescent Tube Recycling. Material sorted and recycled through an approved ATF (Authorized Treatment Facility). Segregated materials (metal, plastics, glass etc) recycled back into new products. Material bulked into larger containers then sent to an approved treament facility in Manchester. Segregated materials (metals, glass, mercury etc) recycled back into new products Materials are bulked into larger containers, then sent to approved tretament facilities. The metals are then cleaned and processed through heat treatment, which allows the various types of metals contained within the battery to be recovered. Nickel – Used in the production of Stainless Steel. Cadmium – A component used in new batteries. Plastics – Used in the production of new furniture

12. LCA (life cycle assessment) Somerset residents can now raise money for local charities and voluntary groups by recycling their newspapers and magazines in a new paper bank scheme set up jointly by Perrys Recycling and Somerset Community Foundation. Perrys Recycling supports Somerset charities with paper bank scheme Perrys Recycling is providing and maintaining the paper banks to recycle newspapers, magazines, junk mail and telephone books. The paper is processed at its depots and then sold to Aylesford Newsprint in Kent to be made into new newsprint, with £10 per tonne going to Somerset Community Foundation. Somerset Community Foundation is a local independent charity that raises funds and awards grants to a wide range of community projects and voluntary groups which benefit local people. Supporting children, youth groups, and older people, those with special needs or disabilities, sports groups, and art and drama projects, it aims to build stronger communities for the benefit of everyone throughout Somerset www.somersetcf.org.uk

13. Completing the Cycle Office waste paper, is processed at one of our depots into 25 tonne loads. These are recycled into the Evolve & YoYo range of printing papers. Cardboard, is processed at one of our depots into 25 tonne loads. These are then transported to mills such as St. Regis for recycling into more cardboard packaging. Newspapers & Magazines, is processed at one of our depots into 25 tonne loads. These are then transported to mills such as Aylesford Newsprint for recycling into more newsprint.

14. Establishing a recycling system at work is the first step. Although once established, maintaining this level of staff participation can only be helped with recycling posters. These posters can be purchased from Perrys displayed on bins, recycling station boards, notice boards and emailed memos. Promoting the need for recycling, as well as reducing the company’s waste disposal costs. Educational Posters to promote recycling.

15. Carbon Savings Programme (Linked to Perrys CRC Carbon Reduction Commitment) Customer tonnage reports linked to carbon savings ‘1 tonne of paper recycled saves 1.32 tonnes of carbon.’ Perrys Recycling is an independent company operating for over 49 years and recognizes that CSR is of paramount importance to all organizations, and that recycling can play an important role in achieving these goals. Working with customers, suppliers and contractors promoting the Waste Hierarchy in the Waste Framework Directive - waste reduction, waste reuse, waste recovery (recycling) and final disposal. We are also reviewing our own company’s performance with yearly carbon foot print assessment reports. Perrys Recycling are also reviewing renewable technologies in power generation, utilising the assets of the business freehold land for wind, solar etc. This project will help develop environmental energy as well as aid in offsetting the carbon footprint of our collection services to customers with carbon neutral recycling & security shredding services.

16. Customer compliance assured. Approved memberApproved contractorFounder memberISO 9001 & BS 7858 staff vetting approved. Approved member DPA registeredApproved member

17. FREEPHONE - 0800 1692574 Email - info@perrys-recycling.co.uk ‘Providing Ethical, Reliable & Sustainable Solutions to Customers’