01437 710339
office@tomgoddard.co.uk
OUR SERVICES
Dead Stock
All fallen stock (including horses) orders placed with company are collected within 24-48 hours.
Book CollectionButchery Waste
Tom Goddard & Sons Ltd accept all types of Butchers & Food waste.
We supply our customers with wheelie bins which our designated collection vehicles empty on a weekly basis. A regular collection service is provided to the local butchers & caterers throughout Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire.
Book CollectionWe supply our customers with wheelie bins which our designated collection vehicles empty on a weekly basis. A regular collection service is provided to the local butchers & caterers throughout Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire.
Category 1 Animal By-product waste
Our “Category 1 Intermediate Plant” approval means we can take delivery or collect your CAT 1 ABP waste.
We currently collect from several local abattoirs, slaughterhouses and poultry farms.
Book CollectionWe currently collect from several local abattoirs, slaughterhouses and poultry farms.
Public Weighbridge
Opening hours for public weighing will be 09:00 – 16:00hrs Monday to Friday. For charges, please call the office on 01437 710339.
Book CollectionCollection Service
It is Tom Goddard & Sons Ltd’s (TGSL) aim to provide the customer with a prompt, efficient and
professional service. A prime objective of TGSL is improved bio-security. To assist us in carrying out
our duties.
professional service. A prime objective of TGSL is improved bio-security. To assist us in carrying out
our duties.
What do i do with dead stock?
On discovering any dead stock, the customer should notify TGSL as soon as possible
(01437 710 339) to arrange collections.
(01437 710 339) to arrange collections.
Where do I place the animal for pick up ?
Pending collection by TGSL, the customer must remove the dead stock to a designated area of
their premises; preferably under a covered area, ensuring that the carcass is not placed on
straw/hay as this speeds up the decaying process.
their premises; preferably under a covered area, ensuring that the carcass is not placed on
straw/hay as this speeds up the decaying process.
What if the animal is overly decayed
Any dead stock that is overly decayed should be placed in a plastic bag and/or
container whilst awaiting collection. Failure to do so may result in the operator/driver refusing to
carryout the collection.
container whilst awaiting collection. Failure to do so may result in the operator/driver refusing to
carryout the collection.
