Flavourings & Fragrances
Hazardous Waste Management for Flavourings & Fragrances
Simply Waste Consultants provides discreet, compliant waste management for flavour houses, fragrance blenders, and NPD facilities across England, Scotland, and Wales. We understand the need for confidentiality around formulations whilst ensuring full regulatory compliance for ethanol-based and solvent waste streams.
Flavourings & Fragrances Waste Streams We Handle
Flavour and fragrance production generates valuable but hazardous waste requiring secure disposal. Our service manages:
Ethanol solutions and alcohol-based carriers
Essential oils and natural extracts
Solvent mixtures (propylene glycol, dipropylene glycol)
Off-specification blends
Trial formulations and R&D batches
Contaminated wipes and cleaning materials
Equipment wash-down waste
Classification and Compliance Support
Flavour and fragrance waste requires accurate classification whilst protecting proprietary information. Our experienced team list and classify each waste stream accurately, determining correct hazard codes and disposal routes without compromising commercial sensitivity.
We provide full compliance support including:
Hazardous Waste Consignment Notes
EWC and HP code assignment
Alcohol duty considerations where applicable
Confidential waste documentation
Regulatory notifications
Collection and Transport
We arrange secure collection services through our network of licensed, ADR-compliant hauliers operating under confidentiality agreements. Reliable uplifts are coordinated across England, Scotland, and Wales, with waste traceable only to authorised personnel.
Our collection capability ranges from single drum uplifts to full articulated loads. We handle small-scale collections of individual 205-litre drums, intermediate bulk containers (IBCs), and palletised waste. For larger volumes, we arrange multi-pallet collections up to 24 pallets per load, plus bulk tanker services for ethanol solutions, essential oil waste, and solvent mixtures. All collections are conducted under strict confidentiality protocols with secure chain of custody documentation. Regular scheduled collections can be established for ongoing production waste, whilst ad-hoc uplifts accommodate product development cycles and trial batch disposal requirements.