Keohane Seafoods, situated in a rural location, has faced challenges in arranging segregated waste collection, which has hindered the separation of waste for recycling or energy recovery. Despite this, the company has shown significant improvement in waste management. In 2023 total waste decreased from 47 kg/t in 2022 to 37.2 kg/t, surpassing their milestone target by 35%, due to two annual initiatives. Notably, general waste has dropped by over 30% from the baseline year, largely due to reduced general waste skip collections and an increase in the recycling stream. Total recycling also increased from 49 kg/t in 2022 to 60.24 kg/t in 2023, exceeding their milestone target by 38.4%. Key initiatives, including the introduction of segregation bins in the packing hall and strategic adjustments to waste collection, have led to a substantial reduction in general waste and a corresponding increase in recycling.