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New Business Partner Announcement | Keenan Recycling

21 March 2024

We are pleased to share another new partner with you, Keenan Recycling are the latest company to join forces with the IoH

Keenan Recycling provides food waste collection services for the hospitality sector including, restaurants, hotels and care homes. They also collect food waste from hospitals and prisons, and on behalf of waste management companies, brokers, and councils.

With the use of high-end technology, they make the most of any food waste by taking it to anaerobic digestion plants, where it is converted into biogas, a renewable energy source, that can be used for electricity, heat or even biofuel for transport.

Grant Keenan, Managing Director of Keenan Recycling said of the partnership, “We have chosen to work with IoH because they are seen as the industry leader in the representation of the hospitality sector. Keenan Recycling is looking to build our brand and to let the sector know we are here to take care of all their food waste requirements UK wide.”

Robert Richardson FIH MI, CEO of the Institute added “Sustainability remains a key industry issue. Working with Keenan Recycling will allow us to actively educate and encourage hospitality businesses to think more consciously about food waste collection and disposal. Having seen their action plan to achieve a sustainable zero-carbon food waste collection business by 2030, I am excited to see how our latest sustainability partnership will develop.”

Keen to get involved straight away, Grant Keenan will be a panellist at our next Above & Beyond at The Parkgate Hotel, Cardiff in May, where the subject of the discussion will be all about recycling in the hospitality industry.

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