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Grass, Leaves and Branches in the Brown Bacon: Expenses of $1 Million per Year
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The MRC of Marguerite-D的Youville recalls that grass, leaves and branches should not be deposited in the brown bin, as these interfere with the proper functioning of the process and can result in significant costs of stopping operations and breaking equipment. The MRC points out that these avoidable costs represent an expenditure of more than $1 million collectively each year. The brown bin is intended only for food residues and food-defiled pape…
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