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Home / Crime and Justice / Waste Fraud Duo Arrested in Doncaster Bust

Waste Fraud Duo Arrested in Doncaster Bust

18 Nov, 2025

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Summary

  • Two men arrested for fraud and money laundering conspiracy.
  • Investigation targets illegal waste exporting claims.
  • Organized criminals exploit waste export rules for profit.
Waste Fraud Duo Arrested in Doncaster Bust

Authorities have apprehended two men in Doncaster as part of a significant investigation into fraudulent activities within the waste export sector. The arrests, made by the Environment Agency in collaboration with South Yorkshire Police, are connected to allegations of conspiracy to commit fraud and money laundering.

Both individuals, aged 59 and 39, were released on bail pending further inquiries. The Environment Agency emphasized its commitment to halting illicit practices that harm legitimate businesses and endanger the environment, particularly those exploiting systems designed for managing waste exportation.

Criminal organizations are reportedly leveraging the Packaging Export Recovery Notes system, a mechanism for producers to financially contribute to waste management. By exploiting the monetary value of these credits, gangs engage in high-value fraud and money laundering schemes, undermining the integrity of recycling regulations.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The Environment Agency is investigating illegal waste exporting claims, leading to arrests for conspiracy to commit fraud and money laundering.
Organized criminals are exploiting the Packaging Producer Responsibility Regulations by fraudulently obtaining Packaging Export Recovery Notes for financial gain.
Producers of waste packaging are obliged to contribute to the financial cost of recycling and disposing of it under the Packaging Producer Responsibility Regulations.

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