Client: McCain Foods South Africa Location: Springs & Delmas, Gauteng, South Africa Industry: Food Manufacturing Focus: Waste Diversion, Compliance McCain Foods, a global leader in food production, operates facilities in Springs and Delmas with strong sustainability commitments enforced by its international head office. Since implementation, McCain’s sites have seen higher diversion rates across all streams,Read more
Many stakeholders now expect waste data to be reported with the same rigour as financial information. With a shifting environmental, social and governance (ESG) landscape, waste has become not only a compliance concern, but also a strategic ESG factor investors and financial institutions are taking a closer look at. Detailed sustainability reporting has long beenRead more
South Africans love their coffee, and this shows in the amount of single-serve coffee capsule waste generated. The common assumption among consumers is that the multi-material composition of these pods makes them practically unrecyclable. However, a 10-year-long partnership between Nespresso South Africa and Oricol Environmental Services tells a different story, one where used coffee capsulesRead more
With the 2027 organic waste landfill ban approaching Oricol, in partnership with Cape Town Biogas, is helping Western Cape businesses stay compliant.
With the 2027 organic waste landfill ban approaching Oricol, in partnership with Cape Town Biogas, is helping Western Cape businesses stay compliant.
Client: Sun International Location: Gqeberha, Eastern Cape, South Africa Industry: Hospitality & Leisure Focus: On-site Waste Management The Boardwalk Hotel and Casino is an all-in-one destination for luxury accommodation and entertainment located within walking distance of Hobbie Beach. Before working with Oricol, Boardwalk faced several waste management obstacles. “Effective waste management requires innovative solutions andRead more
Industrial businesses across South Africa face a dual challenge: rising energy costs and increasing pressure to cut carbon emissions. For companies reliant on coal-fired boilers, the search for sustainable, cost-stable alternatives is more urgent than ever. Biomass wood fuel chips are emerging as a powerful solution. They provide consistent energy, reduce reliance on fossil fuels,Read more
Oricol Environmental Services has officially commissioned a new composting site near Verulam, KwaZulu-Natal – a major milestone in the company’s mission to turn waste into a resource and support sustainable waste management across South Africa.
Hazardous waste collections are a critical part of managing industrial and commercial waste responsibly.
Sustainable waste management has taken a major step forward with the introduction of Oricol Environmental Services’ new on-site liquid treatment plant at its KwaZulu-Natal head office in Durban.
