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обмен отходами
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waste exchange
Exchange of the recyclable part of wastes. This procedure allows to minimize waste volume and the cost relating to waste disposal. The basis of waste exchange is the concept that "one company's waste is another company's raw material". (Source: ECOUK / ECHO2)
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2 налог на утилизацию отходов
налог на утилизацию отходов
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waste disposal charge
Imposed fee, expense, or cost for the action of removing or getting rid of refuse or unwanted materials left over from a manufacturing process. (Source: TOE / RHW)
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