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Do your teams know how to dispose of sharps waste correctly? We’ve put together a quick sharps compliance check to help healthcare teams. It only takes a few seconds, but it could highlight important gaps in your sharps waste procedures.💉 Let's see how confident you are. 👇

To ensure your hazardous waste is handled correctly, you should make sure your team are trained and aware of the proper disposal methods. Anenta can hep you transform your waste management strategy to help avoid costly mistakes. Find out more: 👉

Did you know that 70% of waste is incorrectly segregated, particularly in care homes? 🤯 Failing to adhere to hazardous waste compliance could lead you to some hefty fines. But it can also result in legal penalties and environmental damage. #WasteCompliance

Nearly a year on from the reform, care homes should be reviewing their waste streams to ensure food waste is being correctly separated and collected. ♻️ Learn more: https://t.co/d1KqiicB1I 📞 033 0122 2143 ✉️ contact@anenta.com #CareHomes #SimplerRecycling #WasteManagement

Waste from staff kitchens, resident rooms, and communal areas also needs to be captured, with accessible food waste bins across the home.

While some homes already send food waste for anaerobic digestion or composting, others historically relied on general waste. That’s no longer compliant. 🗑️ Food waste doesn’t just come from kitchens or dining rooms.

For care homes, that can be easier said than done… Catering for residents means food waste is almost unavoidable, from kitchen prep and plate waste to snacks eaten around the home. 🍎

It’s #FoodWasteActionWeek, so we’re highlighting one waste stream that continues to challenge many care homes: food waste. 🍽️ Under Simpler Recycling, organisations producing over 5kg of food waste per week must have a separate food waste collection in place.♻️

With Anenta as your partner, you can have the peace of mind that every aspect of your waste is being managed and disposed of correctly! Find out more here: 👉 https://t.co/nxniRSk7np #Dentists #DentalWaste #WasteManagement #WasteDisposal

Dental surgeries produce clinical waste, sharps, amalgam, and much more – all requiring careful handling in line with the Environment Agency and Health and Safety Executive regulations.

🦷 Happy National Dentist’s Day! 🦷 Today we’re celebrating the incredible work dentists do to keep us smiling, and the vital systems working behind the scenes to keep practices safe and compliant.

Latest Issue 📰 - Waste Management In 2026: Key Trends And Regulatory Changes Shaping The Sector By Graham Flynn, Managing Director of Anenta. ➡️ https://t.co/kNMpXE2jjl @anenta_ltd #facman #FacilitiesManagement #WasteManagement #regulations #sustainability #tracking #recycling

Contact us today: 📞033 0122 2143 📫contact@anenta.com #GPWaste #WasteCollection #TypesOfWaste #WasteDisposal

Each waste stream must be correctly segregated, collected, treated and disposed of to protect people and the environment. At Anenta, we manage and monitor the safe disposal of all GP waste types, ensuring every collection is compliant and environmentally responsible. ♻️

What types of waste does your GP surgery produce? 🤔 From sharps and infectious waste to general clinical waste, GP practices generate more potentially hazardous waste than many people realise. Find out more: 👉 https://t.co/5rQ40fhKVQ 🧵👇

Have questions about handling anatomical waste? Our team is here to help - contact us today! 📞033 0122 2143 📫contact@anenta.com

Anatomical waste includes identifiable body parts, biopsy samples, pathological specimens, and PPE heavily saturated with blood. Why does this matter?🤔 Because this waste requires specialised handling and disposal to protect people and the environment.

Are you up to speed on what constitutes anatomical waste? This includes human or animal tissue, blood, organs & other biological materials produced during medical treatment, surgery, or research.🩸 Find out more: https://t.co/LfjAlhnk6Z #Healthcare #MedicalWaste #SafetyFirst

🏥 How digital monitoring improves visibility and compliance 🏥 Why ongoing staff training is essential #NewBlog #WasteManagement #Hospitals #ClinicalWaste