Gulf economies cannot afford to keep wasting food to this extent – Averda’s CSO writes for Gulf News
Better sourcing and deploying technology can ease some of that pressure.
Averda, which offers responsible and sustainable waste management services across the Kingdom, counts some of the major cities, leading businesses and most prestigious national development projects among its many clients.
“We are delighted to receive this recognition for our hard work in Saudi Arabia, says Averda’sChief Executive Office, Malek Sukkar. “And I’d like to take this opportunity to thank every Averdian working in the Kingdom for their commitment and dedication to serving clients over the last year notwithstanding the additional challenges caused by the pandemic”.
Averda’s waste services in Saudi Arabia are increasingly focusing on sustainability and recycling and the company is preparing to invest further in the field of sustainable waste management and the development of a more circular economy.
“We’re very excited about bringing the latest technology and techniques to Saudi Arabia as part of the country’s 2030 vision for a more sustainable waste infrastructure” explains Sukkar, “and I look forward to being able announce some new recycling services in the near future.”
