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Friday, November 28, 2008

Waste from bring-in sites

Resources Minister George Pullicino told Parliament that waste gathered from bring-in sites between January and October consisted of 1,532 tonnes paper, 677 tonnes plastic, 224 tonnes metal and 950 tonnes glass. Answering a question by Labour MP Carmelo Abela, Mr Pullicino said that this waste is separated by hand at WasteServ to avoid contamination and is then sold.

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