Become a WRA Member Today
The Wood Recyclers Association (WRA) was formed in 2001 and provides an effective voice for the wood recycling and reprocessing industry in the UK. In particular we aim to:
- Influence environmental legislation
- Promote the sector to policy makers
- Assist members to understand and respond to changing market conditions, legislation and regulation
- Raise industry standards
- Develop wood sector bespoke and flexible solutions
- Provide a forum for the exchange of non-competitive information
- Proactively engage with other trade associations in the UK and Europe
Membership of the WRA costs £1,850 +VAT, which auto-renews annually in the month of joining.
New members also pay a one-off additional fee of £1,000 +VAT when joining the association.
Membership includes:
- Access to three annual member meetings (March, June & December – in various locations across the country) to learn about issues affecting the sector, statistical updates on waste wood and the development of potential new markets
- Excellent opportunities to network with other like-minded people and access trusted suppliers at our meetings
- Access to statistical research and information about the wood recycling market
- Discounted advertising on the WRA website and in our publications, including the WRA Annual Review (published once a year)
- Reduction on costs to certain conferences and events as and when they arise.
Register your interest in a WRA Membership
Fill out our Application Form to join the Wood Recyclers’ Association on your company’s behalf
Recycling Members
Our recycling members include a range of small and large wood recyclers in the UK who benefit from being represented by an organisation with first hand experience of running businesses in the sector.
Recovery Members
Our recovery members represent a huge proportion of the UK’s waste wood customers, and have a bonafide interest in ensuring the sector is well represented and understood by regulators and other stakeholders.
Service Members
Our service members supply the waste wood sector with a variety of resources including machinery and equipment. Being a member of the WRA gives them direct access to a range of potential customers.
Non Profit Members
For wood recycling organisations working in the non profit sector, the WRA offers the chance for their voice to be heard and represented alongside their commercial counterparts. Membership fees are reduced for this category.
