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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Plant and flower exports from Holland falling
Plant and flower exports from Holland to the UK have fallen by 2% to the end of September 2018; this may be because of the fall in the value of sterling. Holland's top ten export customer countries showed a decline ...Read More
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Exports of saffron from Iran increase
In 2018, 105 tons of saffron were exported from Iran, representing a 40 percent increase compared with last year. The chairman of the National Saffron Council of Iran said that saffron will be harvested until December. Exports are expected to ...Read More
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Exports and imports China
Last week China reported that exports and imports for the month of October exceeded forecasts. China recorded a trade surplus of $31.78 billion with the U.S. in October. The country's cumulative trade surplus with the U.S. in the first 10 ...Read More
Nigeria imports Stockfish from Norway
The Norwegian Seafood Council revealed that Nigeria imported more than 9,000 metric tonnes of stockfish from Norway in 2017, making it the largest importer of Norwegian stockfish. The trade relationship dates back to 1890; pelagic fish, herring, mackerel, Tusk and ...Read More
