New food waste kitchen caddy trial

Food waste

Too many food scraps still end up in the rubbish bin because people think food waste recycling is messy or inconvenient.

We want to change that. That’s why we are trialling a new and improved kitchen caddy designed to make food waste recycling easier, cleaner and more convenient.

Every banana skin, tea bag and leftover meal that is recycled helps protect the environment and is turned into electricity to power your home.

We are trialling a new caddy to help us turn more food waste into a valuable resource instead of throwing it away.

The benefits

The whole process of plastic recycling

Not just a better caddy

The new caddy is not just a better caddy – it is also made from plastic recycled by Enfield residents. The whole process is completed in England.

  1. You recycle your plastic in your recycling bin
  2. We collect your recycling bin and take it to a sorting centre in Enfield
  3. Plastics are separated from other recyclables, which are then sent to specialist recycling facilities
  4. Plastics are recycled into plastic pellets
  5. Plastic pellets are used to make the new caddy

Keeping all recycling and manufacturing in UK, saves 79% of carbon emissions.

How to use your caddy

How to get the best from your new caddy

To line your caddy:

  1. remove the ring and push liner through ring
  2. fold bag over edges and pull the bag through the T shape cut out to lock in place
  3. push the ring into place

How to line your caddy

To hang the multihook over a cupboard door:

  1. attach multihook over door
  2. hook the bin handle onto the multihook
  3. bin hangs securely over the door

How to use the caddy hook – hang over a cupboard door

To screw the multihook into a wall:

  1. align multihook and screw into surface
  2. hook the bin handle onto the multihook
  3. bin hangs securely over the door

How to use the caddy hook – Screw into a wall

Tell us your thoughts

If you have any early thoughts about the caddy, you can tell us by completing an online form.

Have your say on food waste

We will tell you how to give us more detailed feedback soon.

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