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CIWM to Launch Circular Economy Policy Review at RWM 2025
CIWM are excited to launch its latest policy paper, "Let's Not Waste the Next Four Years," at the upcoming RWM Exhibition, taking place at the NEC Birmingham on 17th & 18th September 2025.
RWM, part of the Environmental Services & Solutions Expo (ESS), is where the resource sector gathers every year to discuss policy developments, the latest news, real-world impacts, and to discover the newest products and services that drive efficiencies across the waste, recycling, and circular economy industries.
Following a landmark year in 2024, over 9,000 resource professionals are set to attend RWM 2025. The speaker lineup includes experts from organisations like Veolia, Biffa, CIWM, Environmental Services Association, Grundon, Coca-Cola European Partners, SUEZ UK, FCC Environment, DEFRA, and WRAP, among many others.
Dan Cooke, Director of Policy, Communications and External Affairs at CIWM, says: "We look forward to launching our report at this key event across the resources and waste sector. The ability to showcase technological and policy development and to share experience and best practice across sectors is vital if the UK is to be successful in developing a more resource-efficient and circular economy”.
At RWM, an ever-growing list of suppliers will also be showcasing cutting-edge solutions that are delivering environmental progress across the UK and Europe.
Attendees can find the CIWM team at stand RS-G110/120.
If you’ve not yet registered, book your ticket online at RWM Expo 2025.
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About CIWM:
CIWM (the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management) is the leading professional body for the resource and waste management sector representing over 7,000 individuals in the UK, Ireland and overseas. Established in 1898 - and now in its 125th year - CIWM is a non-profit making organisation, dedicated to the promotion of professional competence amongst waste managers. CIWM seeks to raise standards for those working in and with the sector by producing best practice guidance, developing educational and training initiatives, and providing information on key waste-related issues.
More information can be found at www.ciwm.co.uk
Press contact:
Kacie Foskett
T: +44 (0) 1604 620426
E: kacie.foskett@ciwm.co.uk