SYNETIQ, the UK’s largest vehicle salvage and recycling company, has announced its intention to expand and invest in its Winsford site, as the UK gears up for a shift to purely electric vehicles from 2035. […]
The Vehicle Recycler’s Association has awarded SYNETIQ with the Stage 2 UK Standard for Reclaimed Parts from End-Of-Life Vehicles, following a two-part assessment at SYNETIQ’s Doncaster Head Office. This new industry standard covers the removal, […]
SYNETIQ has made comment following the release of ABP Club’s State of the UK Body Repair Industry Report 2020, on Friday 2nd October. The report follows a survey of almost 300 Bodyshops across the UK; the results reflect the growing popularity of green parts in the repair […]
Some interesting insights from e2e for you; The percentage of bodyshops using reclaimed parts has increased from 57% in 2019 to 74% in 2020 according to The ABP 2020 State of the UK Body Repair […]
Insurance Edge wanted to find out how the post-lockdown increase in demand for cars, new and used, plus the return of traffic jams to UK roads, has affected the salvage market. Who better to chat […]
e2e’s fixed fee Emergency Recovery Assistance [ERA] service is saving insurers and fleet operators on average £277 per case on approved police recovery charges for 2020 year to date. Originally launched during lockdown to help […]
SYNETIQ, the UK’s leading salvage and vehicle recycling company, has been externally verified with the International Standard ISO 45001. The new accreditation is a welcome reminder that health, safety, and welfare remain at the heart […]
One of the themes this September at IE magazine has been motor salvage, and in particular how Covid-19 has changed things in the UK market. So here’s some in-depth comment from Neil Joslin, COO at […]
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