RDF – Refuse-derived fuel is made by using a waste converter technology to shred and dry municipal solid waste (MSW) and remove recyclable and non burnable materials such as glass and metal leaving mostly organic, plastic and biodegradable waste. RDF can be used as a source of fuel in power generation and in Europe it can be used in the cement kiln industry to complement or replace fossil fuels.
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Exports of goods reached last year’s level
In June 2020 exports of goods from Estonia remained at the same level as 2019 and imports decreased by 8%. In the second quarter of 2020, exports decreased by 15% and imports by 18%. According to Statistics Estonia, after the ...Read More
Freight forwarders join request for Brexit clarity
BIFA, trade association for UK freight forwarders says that there is limited time to prepare for revised trading arrangements, after Brexit. The director general of the Freight Association, said: “The sooner the government puts some meat on the bones of ...Read More
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Brexit checklist help for exports and imports
A UK consultancy has prepared a checklist for businesses which summarises some of the information from the Government: - Goods will be subject to customs procedures - Exports will be subject to duty and taxes at destination - Import/export documentation ...Read More
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Slovenia Exports and imports reduced
Slovenia's exports and imports in June 2020 decreased compared with the previous year; exports were 4.2% lower, imports were 5.1% lower. There were significant annual decreases in the value of external trade in April and May, but the effect of ...Read More
