UNICORN SHOWCASE
Catch  'BEAT the BOSS'  on the 8th September at 16.35 on BBC 1 showing recycling products built and developed by UNICORN CONTAINERS Ltd. Both products will be on show at the RWM exhibition between 15 - 17th September at the NEC Birmingham. Will you agree with the judges or buck the result.
New Recycling Bins
The instantly-recognisable bins extend the highly successful pink bag scheme, allowing people to recycle plastic, paper, cardboard and cans. Half of the bin is painted pink for recyclables, while the other half is black and can be used for all other waste. The bins are being introduced as part of a trial by Castle Point Borough Council. At present, almost 30 tonnes of rubbish are collected from litter bins in Castle Point each month – equivalent to the weight of 150 elephants every year. The new bins are being placed in main shopping areas across the borough, with 15 bins in total covering Canvey Island, Hadleigh, South Benfleet, Tarpots and Thundersley. If the trial is a success, more of the bins will be installed around the borough. The bins were designed, and manufactured in partnership with Unicorn Containers.
If you found this interesting, and would like to read more click here http://www.castlepoint.gov.uk/main.cfm?type=trps6 http://blog.unicorn-containers.co.uk/?p=31

Bob James (left), Unicorn Containers Sales Director handing over the bins to Tim Read, Recycling Officer for Castlepoint.
"New street bins aim to improve recycling"
Unicorn containers bins make all the right headlines, with the story being reported in the Basildon Echo. If you want to read more, click here to read the article in full. 1:00pm Monday 9th March 2009