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The United Kingdom Security Shredding Association (UKSSA) has welcomed the launch of a new revised European standard for the secure destruction of confidential and sensitive material.

Health information is some of the most sensitive data there is and patient confidentiality must be maintained at all times, UKSSA explains in this three page feature for the latest issue of Health Business magazine

Confidential waste recycling specialists, M&J Bowers, has installed 214 solar panels to the roof of its head office in Yeovil, which since April 2023 have already saved over five tonnes of Co2 emissions.

Recycling Plant and Machinery Ltd refurbishes 2006 AXO 608 Static Shredder ready for service

Ben Chambers, Regional Operations Manager at at Restore Datashred Ltd, outlines the legal framework for document destruction, and the consequences of mishandling sensitive information.

Ecogen Recycling has invested £150,000 in a state-of-the-art fire detection and suppression system.

Trevor Dean and Lee Payne of Dean Associates explain what to expect from the UKSSA auditing process and how it sets UKSSA members apart from the competition

As UKSSA marks its 25th anniversary, chair Paul Caldwell reflects on how far the secure destruction industry has come and what the next few years could hold in this article published in Recovered Fibre News

Over 100 employees gather at International War Museum in Duxford to mark important milestone

Paul Caldwell, chair of the United Kingdom Security Shredding Association, discusses the importance of secure document disposal in this article for New Business Magazine