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Hong Kong catering sector not ready for twice-delayed waste-charging scheme: top government adviser

Executive Council member warns industry’s personnel shortage is making it difficult to ensure waste is properly recycled, days after pay-as-you-throw trial run launches.

By: scmp.com

Apr 06 2024
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Hong Kong catering sector not ready for twice-delayed waste-charging scheme: top government adviser

Executive Council member warns industry’s personnel shortage is making it difficult to ensure waste is properly recycled, days after pay-as-you-throw trial run launches.

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