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The Isle of Anglesey County Council is currently reviewing its options with regard to end market provision of PAS100 compliant Soil Improver produced from kerbside collected green garden waste processed on Anglesey.Currently around 5000 tonnes of 20mm screened Soil Improver is produced which meets PAS100 standard and is then spread to agricultural land by an external contractor.The Council has been refining its processing procedures over several months and is now also in a position to produce a higher quality Soil Improver which as been screened to 10mm.Following the production of the higher quality 10mm screened Soil Improver, the Council would now like to explore new commercial markets with potential contractors to maximise its potential.The higher quality Soil Improver is likely to be of interest to commercial organisations who can further market the material and find other outlets for its use e.g. bagging for domestic/commercial landscaping use.Interested commercial organisations should contact Katie Scowcroft by email …@ynysmon.llyw.cymru to express an interest and receive further information. The Council would welcome site visits to view the Soil Improver production process and allow inspection of the Soil Improver.NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Sell2Wales Web Site at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=152296.
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