17/09/2014

Food Recycling Equipment Firm Creates 45 New Jobs

Forty five new jobs are to be created by food waste recycling equipment company, CaterWaste.

Announcing the jobs, the company said that they will be across Ireland and be based in sales, services and collection and processing of waste.

The job announcement came alongside the firm, which supplies equipment to recycle food waste, announcing a new range of dry waste food bio-mass machines that shorten the time it takes to transform food waste into material for composting.

(MH/CD)

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