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Integrated Resource and Waste Management in the Food and Drink Sector
10/04/2006 The ambiguous definition of “waste” under current EU waste legislation can hinder the efficient use of natural resources in the food & drink sector, if marketable by-products are wrongly classified as “waste” although they are appreciated by other economic sectors as valuable or even essential products for various well-established applications. To meet this challenge, a broad stakeholder forum including CIAA and other key actors from inside and outside the food chain, as well as the European Commission, was launched to establish a decision tool for public authorities and industry to clearly distinguish between product and waste. |
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» DOWNLOAD: IRWM Criteria: Criteria to distinguish between products and waste in the Food & Drink sector
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