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Residents recycle 34 tonnes of food waste in scheme's first month

More than half of the 6,000 pilot households took part each week as the council said the waste is being turned into renewable energy and fertiliser.

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More than 34 tonnes of food waste have been collected in the first month of Malvern Hills District Council’s new weekly service, with over half of households in the pilot area participating.

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Households recycle more than 34 tonnes of food waste in a month

More than 34 tonnes of food waste have been recycled in just one month of the Malvern Hills Household Food Waste Collection Service.

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Residents recycle 34 tonnes of food waste in scheme's first month

More than 34 tonnes of food waste have been collected in the first month of Malvern Hills District Council’s new weekly service, with over half of households in the pilot area participating.

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Worcester News broke the news in Worcester, United Kingdom on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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