Our professional
waste sorting bins

We live in a society that is increasingly concerned about the state of our planet and the environment, which means waste management in the workplace is more important than ever. With Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), innovative sorting practices, and new regulations, professionals and private individuals alike must implement selective waste sorting solutions an and habits on a daily basis.

Greenoffice is your trusted partner in this endeavour. We develop professional, innovative, eco-designed and environmentally-friendly waste sorting solutions that are made in France: discover our professional waste sorting bins, collectors and other elegantly designed, environmentally-friendly solutions.

Let’s take a deeper dive on the importance of waste sorting in the workplace, explore ecological and regulatory challenges, and emphasise the importance of raising awareness and training when it comes to waste sorting in a professional environment.

The importance of waste sorting
in the workplace

As mentioned above, waste sorting in the workplace is crucial in today’s world. Just like private individuals, employees and employers can play a key role in the day-to-day management of the waste produced by their company. It’s all about adopting responsible habits within the teams, understanding what’s at stake and opting for the sorting solutions most suited to your business.

Ecological and regulatory challenges

Professional waste sorting is key to protect the environment. Indeed, waste in the workplace that isn’t properly managed and sorted can lead to overloading landfill sites and incinerators, as well as excessive consumption of natural resources to manufacture new products. By sorting waste correctly and efficiently, businesses can contribute to the recycling chain and play its part in sustainable development.
In fact, many environmental regulations now require companies to implement selective waste sorting practices to reduce their impact on the planet.

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Build up your image as a sustainable company

Implementing selective waste sorting in the workplace sends a clear message about social responsibility and collective awareness, thus creating a positive corporate image. Indeed customers, business partners and employees are increasingly attentive to companies’ sustainable practices and environmental commitments. By being proactive in choosing professional waste sorting solutions, your company can strengthen its image as a responsible business and demonstrate its commitment to protecting the planet. Furthermore, this initiative will highlight a deeply rooted collective awareness and sense of corporate social responsibility.

Design office bin

Aesthetic, ergonomic, discreet, and well thought-out: our design office bins are designed to blend harmoniously into any professional environment. They combine elegance and practicality to promote selective waste sorting within your organisation. Whether you’re looking for mini office bins, a design office bin, a waste sorting bin, or a voluntary waste drop-off station, we have plenty of choice in pour product range to meet your needs.
Green Box, My Green Box, Trivia 2, R14000, Ego 30, bin bag dispenser: each of our products has their own features and dedicated use to make your offices more environmentally friendly.

Professional waste sorting bin

Discover our offers dedicated to businesses.

Because we know that every company has their own specific needs and requirements, Greenoffice offers a comprehensive range of professional waste sorting solutions: office bins, catering waste bins, waste collectors, design waste sorting bins, waste sorting tables… we have something for every use and every taste!

Discover our range of waste sorting solutions!

Catering waste sorting bin

See our catering waste sorting bins

Greenoffice offers waste sorting bins that are specially adapted to the needs of businesses in the catering industry and company canteens. These solutions make it easy to separate food waste, glass, plastic and paper, improving waste management.

Catering waste sorting table

See our catering waste sorting tables
Our catering waste sorting tables provide a space dedicated to selective sorting. They are designed to be functional and aesthetically pleasing, blending in perfectly within your company canteen. Lightweight and easy to handle, intuitive and elegantly designed, our sorting tables with two or three compartments will encourage users to effortlessly adopt new waste sorting practice. Discover our TRIGO sorting tables for company canteens: 90.2 adult table, 90.3 adult table.

Kitchen waste sorting bin

See our kitchen waste sorting bins
Professional kitchens – in company canteens and restaurants – generate large quantities and various types of waste. Our kitchen waste sorting bins are specially designed to streamline the separation of food waste, packaging and all other kinds of waste that can be found in a professional kitchen. Our organic bucket is ideal for collecting your bio-waste, while our Agora, mini Agora or Facet waste collectors will fit right in your selective and food waste sorting process.

Waste sorting bin for events

See our waste sorting bins for events

We also offer suitable sorting solutions for companies that organise events. Our waste sorting bins for events are easy to install and use, and a perfect way to promote responsible waste management at your events. Each of our bins and collectors has a dedicated function: food waste, packaging or paper. No matter the type of event, we have the solution for you!

School canteen waste sorting bin

See our school canteen waste sorting bins

We offer waste sorting bins specially adapted to the needs of school canteens. Smaller and more compact models, like the Agora mini bins, provide effective separation of food waste, packaging and paper, thus promoting responsible waste management. Grouped together, they form a practical and fun collection point for the little ones.

School canteen waste sorting table

See our school canteen waste sorting tables

Our waste sorting tables for school canteens offer a simple, dedicated space for sorting waste. Smaller and lighter, they are designed to be practical and ergonomic, and promote selective sorting among little ones. Our models – the 60.2 children waste sorting table and the 60.3 children waste sorting table – will delight younger children with their simple and fun signage!

How to choose the right waste sorting bin for your business?

You’ve decided to invest in a Greenoffice recycling bin, but don’t know which one to choose. The first question to ask yourself is: what type of bin is best suited to my business?
At Greenoffice, we understand that every organisation has specific needs when it comes to waste management and sorting. That’s why we carry a comprehensive range of products and are committed to helping you find the right solution.
Whether you need a waste sorting system for a small office or a large public space, our eco-designed, made in France, durable and ergonomic products are designed to meet a wide range of needs.

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Assessing your needs

A number of factors need to be taken into account before selecting a professional waste sorting bin. This includes the desired capacity, the space available to install the bins, the types and quantities of waste you generate as well as your recycling targets. Start by assessing your needs in terms of capacity and the type of waste to be sorted. This will help you choose the right size and number of bins for your business.

Versatility and modularity

You should always opt for professional waste sorting solutions that can be adapted to your space and modulated according to your changing needs. Greenoffice’s products are designed to be highly versatile, giving you extra flexibility as your business evolves.

Maintenance and durability

Maintenance and durability are two important factors to consider once you have identified your other needs.
Waste sorting bins will be installed throughout your offices, available to everyone, and therefore must be easy to maintain to ensure adequate durability. Furthermore, choosing durable products made from environmentally-friendly materials, like Greenoffice’s solutions, will underscore your commitment to ecology and directly contribute to environment protection.

Reducing and recycling waste

We tend to forget it, but waste sorting in the workplace can generate significant savings for companies. By sorting waste at the source, it becomes possible to recover recyclable materials and turn them into a source of raw materials, thereby cutting down disposal costs. Furthermore, some sorted waste can be resold, creating an additional source of income for the company. Raising awareness around waste sorting can also lead to savings on new company purchases, as it will help reduce waste and promote reusability: employees will make more sensible purchases and discard them less often.

Awareness-raising and training in waste sorting.

We strongly believe in the need to raise awareness and train employees in waste sorting in a CSR context. Our expertise in selective waste sorting solutions goes far the design of bins. We work hand in hand with our customers to help them raise awareness on waste sorting and implement training programmes for their employees. By installing our waste sorting stations, you can actively promote environmental awareness and responsible sorting practices within your organisation. Together, we can create a more sustainable and planet-friendly working environment!
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Employee training

Raising awareness and training employees in waste sorting are essential to implement a successful waste management strategy within your organisation. So don’t hesitate to set up training sessions to go over sorting procedures, environmental and economic benefits, and the importance of active participation in this entire process.

Signage and internal communication

You can also provide clear and effective signage on your Greenoffice waste sorting stations to help employees sort correctly. It’s also important to communicate regularly on company-wide progress on the matter and to highlight your employees’ positive contributions to further encourage them. Together, we’re stronger!
By installing our products, you are making an active choice to protect the environment, and promote ecology, collective awareness and innovation. Contact us to learn more about our dedicated offers for businesses and to find the ideal waste sorting solution for your organisation.

Contact us!

By installing our products, you are making an active choice to protect the environment, and promote ecology, collective awareness and innovation. Contact us to learn more about our dedicated offers for businesses and to find the ideal waste sorting solution for your organisation.

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FAQ :

Quels sont les types de poubelles en entreprise ?

Il existe plusieurs types de poubelles en entreprise, chacun adapté à une catégorie spécifique de déchets. Les plus courantes sont : 1. Poubelle de tri sélectif : pour séparer les déchets recyclables comme le papier, le plastique, le verre et le métal. 2. Poubelle pour déchets non recyclables : pour les déchets qui ne peuvent pas être recyclés. 3. Poubelle pour déchets organiques : dédiée aux restes alimentaires et autres déchets biodégradables. Ces différentes poubelles permettent aux entreprises de mieux gérer leurs déchets et de se conformer aux normes environnementales.
Les différentes poubelles de tri sont conçues pour séparer les déchets recyclables en plusieurs catégories spécifiques :

1. Poubelle jaune : pour les emballages en plastique, le métal et les cartons.
2. Poubelle bleue : destinée au papier et aux cartons.
3. Poubelle verte : pour le verre. 4. Poubelle marron : pour les déchets organiques, tels que les restes alimentaires.

Ces poubelles de tri permettent un recyclage efficace des déchets et aident les entreprises à adopter des pratiques plus écoresponsables.

Oui, le tri sélectif est une obligation pour les entreprises. Depuis la réglementation en vigueur, les entreprises doivent mettre en place des dispositifs pour trier les déchets recyclables comme le papier, le plastique, le verre, le métal et les déchets organiques. Cette obligation vise à réduire l’impact environnemental des activités professionnelles et à favoriser le recyclage. Ne pas respecter ces règles peut entraîner des sanctions pour l’entreprise.

En 2024/2025, plusieurs poubelles obligatoires devront être mises en place dans les entreprises pour assurer un tri sélectif efficace : 1. Poubelle de tri des biodéchets : obligatoire pour les déchets organiques comme les restes alimentaires. 2. Poubelle pour les déchets recyclables : pour le papier, le carton, le plastique, le métal et le verre. 3. Poubelle pour les déchets dangereux : pour les déchets nécessitant un traitement spécifique, comme les produits chimiques. Ces poubelles sont essentielles pour répondre aux nouvelles régulations environnementales et contribuer à un recyclage plus efficace.
Le choix du type de poubelle pour votre entreprise dépend de la nature des déchets produits. Voici quelques recommandations :

1. Poubelles de tri sélectif : pour le papier, le plastique, le métal et le verre. Essentielles pour une gestion efficace des déchets recyclables.
2. Poubelle pour déchets organiques : si votre entreprise génère des déchets alimentaires, une poubelle dédiée aux biodéchets est indispensable.
3. Poubelle pour déchets non recyclables : pour les déchets qui ne peuvent pas être recyclés.
4. Poubelle pour déchets dangereux : nécessaire pour les déchets spécifiques comme les produits chimiques ou électroniques.

En fonction de votre activité, il est important de choisir des poubelles adaptées pour respecter les régulations et promouvoir un environnement de travail durable.
Pour trier les déchets en entreprise efficacement, suivez ces étapes : 1. **Installer des poubelles de tri sélectif** : Séparez les déchets recyclables comme le papier, le plastique, le métal et le verre. 2. **Dédier une poubelle aux déchets organiques** : Si votre entreprise génère des restes alimentaires, utilisez une poubelle pour les biodéchets. 3. **Utiliser une poubelle pour les déchets dangereux** : Pour les produits chimiques, électroniques ou tout autre déchet nécessitant un traitement spécifique. 4. **Sensibiliser les employés** : Formez votre équipe sur l’importance du tri des déchets et sur les règles à suivre. Le tri des déchets en entreprise contribue à un environnement durable et aide à respecter les régulations environnementales.

Les déchets produits par les entreprises sont appelés des **déchets d’activités économiques (DAE)**. Ces déchets incluent une variété de matériaux comme le papier, le plastique, le métal, les déchets organiques, ainsi que les déchets dangereux tels que les produits chimiques ou électroniques. Les entreprises doivent gérer ces déchets de manière conforme aux régulations environnementales, en mettant en place des systèmes de tri et de recyclage adaptés.