Closed Loop Recycling Scheme for Signage

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At Great Portland Estate’s Hanover Square project, the Mace team have implemented a closed loop recycling scheme for site signage.

This initiative has meant that signage made from plastics that are traditionally disposed of via the waste and logistics contractor, are instead collected on site and returned to the supplier as part of a closed loop recycling scheme, meaning they are made into new signs.

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