Environmentally Responsible Waste Removal a Top Priority for Metro Bin Hire

MELBOURNE, Australia - July 15, 2013 - PRLog -- Waste disposal is something that we probably don't think about all that often. Yet adopting environmentally friendly methods of disposal and recycling is a responsibility that we cannot ignore, and something that we should take very seriously. Particularly in modern times - with population increasing and the more and more of our resources being used up – the influence that each and every person can make on keeping Australia green should not be underestimated.

In 2009, the government introduced its national waste policy, which effectively looked to manage waste as a resource, and reduce its overall impact. Part of this was due to the renewed focus on improving the market and ensuring that the most efficient measures of waste disposal and technology have been available to businesses.

Metro Bin Hire provides skip bin solutions for residential, commercial and industrial customers, as well as managing a materials recycling and transfer station. This allows the company to take responsibility of managing the disposal process after customers are finished with their bins. With cutting edge technology to sort and process through the waste stream, coupled to and an efficient business model, Metro Bin Hire is committed to environmentally friendly practices across the board.

'We're always looking to do our bit for the environment and I think our customers recognise that,' said a spokesman for the company, 'our service is convenient and for them because it saves them the trouble of having to dispose of the waste themselves.'

Metro Bin Hire has been operating since 1985 and supplies bins (http://www.metrobinhire.com.au/bin-sizes) of all different sizes, depending on customers' requirements. Their recycling station is able to process everything from concrete, metal, and timber to green waste and soil, separating these materials and taking the appropriate measures to either recycle them or send them to landfill.