Waste Issues: Comprehensive Waste Management

Poor waste management causes serious environmental and health problems by polluting rivers, oceans and soil, and encouraging the propagation of harmful fauna and the spread of disease. El Puerto de Liverpool is taking action to comprehensively manage its waste, including reducing the amount of it generates, disposing of it correctly, and seeking out alternative ways to use it to avoid disposal.

Goals and main actions at El Puerto de Liverpool

Our main goal is to mitigate the impact of our operations on waste generation, recycling approximately 26,000 metric tons—basically all of our recyclable solid waste--by incorporating circular economy models using the available technology.

Actions taken to reduce waste.

We have begun work on various initiatives that promote the efficient use of resources, while at the same time generating awareness among customers and employees:

Metric vs. baseline (waste generation in metric tons)

Type 2024 2023 2022 2021
Non-recyclable 29,226.18 23,068 23,406 19,469
Recyclable 21,544.72 11,497 8,903 7,713

Waste generation

Electronics, toner, used vegetable oil (UVO) (in metric tons

El Puerto de Liverpool also diverts other types of waste from disposal which can be monetized and used in other processes at the end of its useful life. The table below shows some of the waste that was diverted from landfill in recent years.

Waste 2024 2023 2022
Electronics 7.89 7.08 6.83
Used vegetable oil from kitchens and cafeterias 30.53 4,018.82 2,193.35
Empty toner cartridges 1.83 0.57 0
Organic waste (biodigester) 97.40 50.30 38.09

ORCA Methane reduction (metric tons of CH4e)

Type 2024 2023 2022 2021
Biodigester 3.7 1.94 1.47 1.72

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