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Tabak Group Selected to Remove Non-Hazardous Waste From Bags in Gospić. Deadlines Announced

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The Zaprešić-based company Tabak Grupa has been selected to remove and dispose of around 650 tons of non-hazardous waste from large bags at the site of the former PPK Velebit factory in Gospić, for which it will receive 357,500 euros excluding VAT, according to the decision of the Fund for […] The post Tabak Grupa selected to remove non-hazardous waste from bags in Gospić. Deadlines announced appeared first on Novi list.

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THE umbrella company of the Zagreb firm that was selected for part of the rehabilitation in Gospić has already competed for a lucrative job in the eco-sector.

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The Zaprešić-based company Tabak Grupa has been selected to remove and dispose of around 650 tons of non-hazardous waste from large bags at the site of the former PPK Velebit factory in Gospić, for which it will receive 357,500 euros excluding VAT, according to the decision of the Fund for […] The post Tabak Grupa selected to remove non-hazardous waste from bags in Gospić. Deadlines announced appeared first on Novi list.

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After it was announced that the Slovenian company Kostak, which was selected by the Environmental Protection Fund to cover hazardous buried waste in Gospić, was found to have illegally buried municipal waste, the company issued a statement.

Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said that the landfill in Gospić should be covered by October 12th or 13th, and when it comes to the removal of the bags, he stated that the legal deadline is six months, but that the job can be done sooner, saying that the government understands the concerns of citizens. On Wednesday, Plenković participated in […] Source

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The company's Croatian branch is headed by Miljenko Muha, and Slovenian media previously reported that he was one of the suspects in the illegal burial case.

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Selected by the Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund

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Slobodna Dalmacija broke the news in Split, Croatia on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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