Bedminster invests in British facility

Waste-treatment venture Bedminster is to invest €40 million in a facility in Britain.

Waste-treatment venture Bedminster is to invest €40 million in a facility in Britain.

The company, which is owned by Bill McCabe, has enlisted local operator Cory Environmental to develop a waste-treatment facility at Lyme and Woods, close to Haydock in Merseyside.

Cory, one of the biggest players in the British market, applied last month for planning permission to build the facility, which will use Bedminster's technology to process waste.

It already operates a landfill close to the site.

Bedminster's technology processes biodegradable waste and converts it into compost or fuel. This will be the first time that the system will be used in Britain.

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