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How Nottinghamshire Waste Management Is Changing, and What It Means for Material Handling
Since 31 March 2026, every household in Nottinghamshire has been able to put foil, cartons, tubes and plastic trays in their recycling bin. It sounds like a small change. At the sorting end, though, it's anything but: more material types, more variation in what arrives, and more pressure on the conveyors, screens and sort lines that have to separate it all. That's the shift we want to unpack here. Waste management in Nottinghamshire is moving from a fairly settled system to o
MJE Team
3 days ago7 min read
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How to Reduce Conveyor Downtime in a Recycling Facility: A Practical Guide for Operations Managers
Most conveyor downtime in a recycling facility isn't caused by a dramatic failure. It's caused by something small that nobody had time to look at: a worn belt cleaner, a seized roller, a build-up of material under the return side that's been quietly pulling the belt off centre for weeks. By the time it stops the line, it's been telling you about it for a while. That's the frustrating part, and also the useful part. If the failures were random, there'd be nothing to do about t
MJE Team
Aug 289 min read
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