The Resource Efficient Scotland conglomerate, dedicated to helping businesses thrive and progress into the future of this economy, have set up their latest initiative to enable building and constructing businesses operating in Scotland to benefit from their services and thus reduce the amount of waste costs that they acquire at the end of every fiscal year.

SMEs would thus in this way be encouraged to sign up to events organized by Zero Waste Scotland, and initiative dedicated to reducing the amount of waste product that is causing harm to the environment as well as various businesses themselves all around the rest of the country. It was found that in the year 2014 alone, a grand total of more than 4 million tons wastage was produced in a single year, and with close to 50, 000 building companies in the country, this is a very worrying sign for those SMEs and for the surrounding environment.

If Scotland’s future as a vital business hub in the United Kingdom is to survive and its disarmingly beautiful natural habitat is to remain, construction and building businesses around the country will need to work together to encourage a more sustainable way of implementing their various strategies and projects for development. This is clearly important to business investors around the country, who are more and more eager than ever before for entrepreneurs and small-time businesses in the construction sector to reduce the amount of waste that they produce. It is therefore imperative that these building businesses starting out know exactly what to do and how they can do it: Resource Efficient Scotland and Zero Waste Scotland are clearly the ways forward for this. Indeed, as Ms Marissa Lippiatt of Zero Waste Scotland declares, with building being one of the leading industries in Scotland, it is more important than ever to promote and organize events that will help them to reduce their impact on themselves and the rest of the environment.