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Council update / SOURCE EVENT · 29 SEPTEMBER 2026

Adur and Worthing collect 72.3 tonnes of food waste in first week.

The councils reported a strong first week for their new weekly food-waste service.

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THE ESSENTIALS

What you should know.

Adur & Worthing Councils reported collecting 72.3 tonnes of food waste in the first week of the phased service, the equivalent of more than three standard refuse trucks.

Getting the practical details right

Residents have been given kitchen caddies and outside containers with orange lids. The service collects food waste each week and runs alongside the normal alternating recycling and refuse services.

Start with the context of your own job: what is actually being disposed of, whether it is domestic or commercial waste, how the load can be reached and whether any item requires individual consideration. A clear inventory avoids the trap of describing every collection as simply “mixed rubbish”.

The detail that saves time

Write a short inventory rather than relying on a vague description. Separate ordinary items from materials with special treatment requirements, take photographs that show scale and access, and confirm the waste-carrier details before collection. Getting the fundamentals right means more reliable quotes and fewer unnecessary trips.

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Different jobs need different waste routes and handling arrangements.

Before you make a final decision

The council says collected food waste is treated to produce energy and fertiliser. This is household collection news, not a claim about any private clearance operator.

When you compare collection options, consider not just the headline price but the labour, material acceptance, operator details and supporting paperwork. A good plan also identifies reusable items before they are treated as waste.

Check the original source

Regulations, booking arrangements and local collection services can change. The linked official publication is the primary source for the guidance or news item discussed here.

Original authority notice / guidance
Editorial note: Reviewed on 26 October 2026. Where a story reports a council announcement, we identify the announcement date rather than presenting it as a new event today. This article is general information, not legal advice.

The next useful step

If a collection is already on your list, gather photographs, check access, separate unusual materials and compare how different providers describe their waste routes. Explore the waste-carrier guidance and use the quote planner to capture the details.

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