The recycling specialist is celebrating its 15th anniversary with a range of events across its Manchester sites.
According to Recycling International, UK recycler Axion, which is celebrating its 15th anniversary, has a positive future ahead as a result of the domestic sales opportunities that will arise due to Brexit.
The company, which organised “a series of celebratory events for its 92-strong workforce across its three Manchester sites” to mark its anniversary, has rebranded with a new tagline and has also unveiled a new website. The company’s founding directors, Keith Freegard and Roger Morton, presented awards and “gave talks on the company’s progress” during the anniversary events at Axion’s Old Trafford, Bramhall and Salford facilities.
Freegard revealed that, due to “the uncertainty surrounding the Brexit process”, Axion was experiencing “new sales opportunities for their recycled polymers”. He also explained that “there is an increasing circular economy influence on product design and material supply chains”, which has come about due to the increasing realisation on the part of designers and manufacturers that our resources are finite.
‘Changing attitudes towards waste are having a positive impact both on what we do and can deliver for our clients,’ he said. ‘The future’s bright.’