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In our view, the following points currently stand against a quota system. high investment in location infrastructure on the premises – lack of connection of the location infrastructure to the public networks – vehicle types are currently not available, there is no point to purchase as an alternative for heavier vehicles – high purchase costs currently 3-3.5 times – currently no business case – range for vehicles in…
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We welcome the European Commission’s initiative to facilitate the cross-border movement of non-hazardous mixtures of wastes from textiles, footwear and accessories within the EU. The proposal can make an important contribution to promoting the circular economy. At the same time, we consider that some aspects should be further clarified. 1. Extension to sorting, reuse and recovery.
Filed in German · English published by the European Commission
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