Your circular partner
Our services
We help you create value from your waste by ensuring materials are reused and given new life. Through our construction waste services, we work in partnership with customers to reduce environmental impact and support a more circular future.
From collection through to recovery, we serve as a trusted partner at every stage.
For a circular future
About Sortera
We support the transition to a more circular economy by recognising waste as a valuable resource. Managing materials more efficiently is key to addressing today’s environmental challenges and ensuring resources are used responsibly.
By improving resource efficiency and supporting more sustainable construction practices, we create long-term value for our customers and for society. Turning waste into resources is fundamental to building a more sustainable future.
We continue to support the move towards a greener, more circular world.
Our vision is to be the benchmark for the transition to a more circular society, and ensure we are involved in driving the development in our industry.
How we work with sustainability
As we move from linear to more circular material flows, we focus on increasing the reuse and recycling of materials and developing more efficient circular solutions across our operations.
Sustainability is embedded in how we run our business and is delivered through close collaboration with customers, partners and employees.
Latest from Sortera
Case Study: LLS Logistics
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Through tailored collections and smart recycling, Sortera helps LLS Logistics cut costs, stay compliant, and keep sustainability at the core of every project.
Caroline Munro on Modernising Tax Policy
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Waste management in the UK has evolved rapidly over the last decade and nowhere is that more visible than in the construction sector. On sites across the country, materials are being sorted at source, recycling rates are increasing, and technology is streamlining compliance and reporting.
Yet, while the industry has moved forward, waste tax policy has struggled to keep pace. If the system is going to genuinely support environmental goals, reduce waste crime, and make room for innovation, it needs to be modernised to reflect today’s realities and be adaptable enough for tomorrow’s challenges.