Worms chew through 40 tonnes of Clays waste

By Tim Sheahan 03 April 2008

Clays, the book printing division of St Ives, has diverted 40 tonnes of paper dust from going to landfill each year by sending one of its largest bi-products to a worm farm in Norfolk.

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