Oman recycles roughly 39% of its waste across close to a hundred recycling facilities. The gap between what can be recycled and what actually is comes down to what happens inside your building.

What we do

Collection and segregation

Bin systems, placement, bilingual signage, staff briefing and collection coordination with licensed contractors.

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Recycling streams

Plastic, paper, metal and e-waste routed to the right processor, with diverted weight reported by stream.

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Organic waste

Composting systems and food waste digesters for restaurants, catering operations, hotels and households.

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Hazardous and special waste

Waste oil, chemical waste and medical waste handled under Environment Authority licence.

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The bottled water case

An office of 50 people drinking 1.5 litres a day gets through roughly 30,000 half-litre bottles a year. A mains-fed RO dispenser removes almost all of it, cuts the delivery and storage burden, and pays for itself. This is where our water and waste divisions meet, and it is usually the easiest project to get approved.

Hazardous waste is licensed work

Transporting, collecting, treating, storing, reusing or disposing of hazardous waste in Oman requires a Waste Management Licence from the Environment Authority’s Chemicals and Waste Management Department. The licence runs for two renewable years and carries semi-annual reporting obligations.

We will tell you plainly which streams we are licensed to handle directly and which we coordinate through a licensed partner. Our consultancy division supports clients through their own permitting where the obligation sits with the waste producer.

What a waste programme includes

  • Waste audit: one week of actual bin content, sorted and weighed by stream
  • System design: bins, placement, signage in English and Arabic
  • Staff briefing session
  • Collection coordination with licensed contractors
  • Monthly or quarterly diversion reporting

Frequently asked questions

Does Oman have kerbside recycling?

Collection varies by area and by what the local operator accepts. Part of our audit is confirming exactly what your location can send where, so the bins you buy match reality.

Can this support an ISO 14001 or ESG report?

Yes. Our reporting covers diverted weight by stream, which is the data those frameworks ask for, and our consultancy division can build the report itself.

What happens to old filters and RO membranes?

Return them to us. We route spent cartridges, membranes and UV lamps through appropriate disposal rather than general waste.