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Phosphate: Public Prosecution Service Wants 67,000 Euros Back From Dairy Farm

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The Public Prosecution Service is demanding a fine of 22,500 euros and repayment of over 67,000 euros from a dairy farm that produced more phosphate than permitted in 2021. The company is also suspected of making false statements regarding its livestock. The case was heard on October 15 at the Economic Chamber of the District Court in Arnhem, the Functional Prosecution Service, the department of the Public Prosecution Service that prosecutes fra…
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The Public Prosecution Service is demanding a fine of 22,500 euros and repayment of over 67,000 euros from a dairy farm that produced more phosphate than permitted in 2021. The company is also suspected of making false statements regarding its livestock. The case was heard on October 15 at the Economic Chamber of the District Court in Arnhem, the Functional Prosecution Service, the department of the Public Prosecution Service that prosecutes fra…

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nieuwrechts.nl broke the news on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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