Associated Environmental Services Competitors

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Cleanaway Waste Management Limited is Australia’s largest, publicly listed waste management company. With over 10,000 employees in more than 350 locations across Australia, we work with a diverse range of customers from small businesses through to government agencies and large multi-national clients. We believe that all waste is a resource and aim to incorporate recovery, recycling and reuse throughout our operations and those of our clients. The Cleanaway difference is our dedicated team of highly trained in-house experts, who proudly deliver tailored solutions to our customers each and every day. Our areas of expertise include: General waste management and recycling services – including collections for homes and businesses; recycling and resource recovery; waste transportation, processing and disposal; and management of recycling facilities and landfills. Industrial services – including management of liquid and hazardous waste; industrial cleaning, high pressure water blasting, vacuum loading, emergency spills response, hydro excavation and site remediation; collection, re-refining, recycling and sale of hydrocarbons and cooking oils; workshop waste solutions including parts washing; and plastic waste equipment manufacturing.

Enviro NZ is focused on making it easier for New Zealanders to shift to a more sustainable way of life. We do this by delivering waste and recycling solutions that make a difference. Previously known as EnviroWaste, we now operate as Enviro NZ, continuing our legacy in sustainable environmental solutions; ones that help New Zealanders reduce their waste footprint. We are committed to improving the recovery, reuse, and repurposing of valuable materials. Enviro NZ’s national network of collections services and critical infrastructure supports the vital sustainability efforts of our 500,000 plus customer base across the country, which includes one third of New Zealand’s municipal collections.