Exploring contributions to a better life for todays and future generations.
Sustainability is one of the strategic pillars of Brecon Carreg, which is why we are excited and proud to unveil our 2025 Packaging Commitments. We are fully aware of the impact of packaging on the environment and we want to play a leading role in shaping a positive future. To do this, we have developed […]
For the fourth year running, we’ve teamed up with Recycle For Wales and Run 4 Wales to encourage runners and spectators at this year’s Cardiff Half marathon to recycle with our Run Refuel Recycle campaign. With 25,000 runners expected at this year’s sold-out event, it’s important to ensure that the recycling points placed across the […]
Natural mineral water and tap water – what’s the difference?! There’s often a lot of confusion as to whether or not there’s much of a contrast between the two but you may be surprised to find out just how different they are. Take a look… Our Source – Naturally Filtered Nestled in the beautiful […]
We’ve teamed up with Recycle for Wales and Run4Wales to encourage runners and spectators to recycle at this year’s Cardiff Half Marathon. With 25,000 runners expected at this year’s sold-out event, it’s important for us to remind them to run, refuel with our water and then recycle at the clearly signed points. To put things into context, if every […]
We’ve got some new signs up at the office this week. Why? Because we’re supporting the 15th year of Recycle Week. It’s no secret that sustainability is at the core of everything we do here at Brecon Carreg – we’ve even won awards for it. A huge part of that includes recycling and it’s never […]
We are thrilled to share that we have won the Welsh Government Responsible SME of the Year Award at The Business in the Community Cymru Awards. About The Awards The Wales Responsible Business Awards, sponsored by Swansea University School of Management, which are the longest-running, most prestigious programme to recognise responsible business practices, identify and celebrate companies […]
