Czech Republic tightens the mandatory classification of waste
On 12 June, Czech Parliamentarians began discussing the terms of the 'On waste' revision to tighten the mandatory classification of organic waste and food waste.
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On 12 June, Czech Parliamentarians began discussing the terms of the 'On waste' revision to tighten the mandatory classification of organic waste and food waste.
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