Sentence examples for waste figure from inspiring English sources
The fluid-handling system also employs a multiway valve post-column to direct the high-affinity nanoparticles to a collection vessel or wash solutions to waste (Figure 1). Figure 1 Schematic diagram showing the mode of operation of the automated solid-phase MIP nanoparticle synthesizer.
As shown in Figure 5, the following stages are included within the system boundary: (1) Raw materials: producing printing ink and glue (2) Processing: pre-press, printing and post-press stages in printing process (3) Distribution stage: packing, storage, proofing and transporting to sellers (4) Recycling and treating of hazardous waste Figure 5 System boundary of printing services.
In October, for the first time Tesco published their waste figures.
Tesco has published its food waste figures since 2013, but no other retailer has followed suit.
This was illustrated by the Wrap figures, he said, which showed a reduction in waste figures since 2007.
Fly-tipping is on the rise across England, with taxpayers footing a multimillion-pound bill to clear up illegally dumped waste, figures show.
All waste is managed according to current legislation, and, even though we do recycle WEEE (ie computers, mobiles), batteries, toner cartridges and CDs, this data was not available for inclusion in the waste figures.
Just recently Tesco published its audited food waste figures, which showed that its annual food waste is over four times the total amount of surplus food donated last year to redistribution charities in Britain.
Probably wisely, the others don't publish their waste figures, but let's just assume that if they had a better story to tell us, we'd already know all about it.
Contribute with Guardian Witness Tesco has disclosed food waste figures for the first time and has revealed that 68% of salad sold in bags is thrown out – 35% of it in the home.
The supermarket giant has revealed food waste figures for its operations for the first time, revealing that 68% of salad to be sold in bags is thrown out – 35% of it in the home.
