The world's recycling media is in an uproar. The Chinese government contacted the World Trade Organisation (WTO) a few days ago and it looks as if what has so far remained mere speculation has become a reality - China wants to ban the import of waste paper. What was the reason for this and what can we expect in the near future and, above all,...
The UK is opposing plans announced last December to have every country in Europe recycling close to 65% of municipal waste by 2035. The UK government is being accused of hypocrisy, as it initially agreed to support measures to achieve 65% of municipal waste recycling, but now stands in clear opposition. There are claims of...
From 01.09.2019, retailers and wholesalers are obliged to register in the waste database. They must register by 31 December 2019 and can operate without having such a registration until the date they obtain it. Once they have been issued with a registration number, they must include it on every document produced in the course of their business. Those operating retail units or...
The development of the automotive industry is increasing the demand for car accessories and tyres. The latter, once they have worn out, pose a serious environmental risk. The longer they are stored improperly, the greater. The fact that over time they can become a second home for insects and rodents is one thing, but in the event of a fire, they pose quite a challenge for firefighters who...
