East Devon District Council (EDDC) has launched EdenServ, its new provider for household recycling and waste collection services across the district.
From 28 September 2026, EdenServ took over waste and recycling collections previously provided by SUEZ. The council will continue to be responsible and accountable for the services, with collections and customer contact arrangements remaining unchanged for residents.
EdenServ is a modern environmental services company wholly owned by East Devon District Council. It has been established to deliver recycling, waste and environmental services on behalf of the council, with a focus on reliable service, environmental responsibility and long-term value for local communities.
Residents will begin to see the EdenServ name and branding on collection vehicles and staff uniforms over the coming weeks. While the EdenServ name is new, many of the people delivering the service already have extensive experience of supporting residents and communities across East Devon.
The company has been created to provide a resilient, locally owned service that supports the council's environmental ambitions, delivers social value and helps ensure high-quality services for residents in the years ahead.

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