Boatbreakers re-join the British Marine

Boatbreakers, are a company specialising in the environmentally responsible dismantling and recycling of end-of-life boats, has officially become a member of the British Marine Federation (BMF). This significant step marks a new chapter for the organisation, solidifying its commitment to sustainability within the UK’s thriving leisure marine industry.

Commitment to Sustainable Marine Practices

The BMF represents the interests of the UK’s diverse recreational boating sector, encompassing boat builders, designers, manufacturers, and service providers. By joining this respected trade body, Boatbreakers gains a platform to actively contribute to industry-wide standards, particularly those concerning end-of-life management for vessels. This move highlights the growing recognition that responsible boat disposal is as crucial as sustainable boat building and usage. Boatbreakers’ core mission is preventing thousands of old boats from ending up in landfill each year now aligns directly with the BMF’s broader goals for a healthier marine environment.

Industry Collaboration and Future Vision

Membership in the BMF allows Boatbreakers to collaborate more closely with other industry leaders, pushing for better infrastructure and legislation around boat decommissioning. It provides an invaluable opportunity to share expertise on complex recycling processes, which can involve materials like fibreglass, wood, and metals. For the BMF membership, Boatbreakers offers a vital, certified solution to a growing waste challenge. This partnership underscores a shared vision for a circular economy in the UK marine sector, ensuring that the industry maintains its strong environmental credentials while continuing to grow. Boatbreakers is poised to become a key voice in promoting best practices for marine stewardship.