Fruit Supply Discontinued
In the Dachau district, a change has been implemented at the recycling centres. As of now, fallen fruit is no longer being accepted. This decision comes from the specialized company that processes green waste into compost, and it's been confirmed by the Landratsamt Dachau.
The primary reason for this change is to avoid attracting pests such as wasps and rats. Mixed deliveries, including fallen fruit, are being rejected at the recycling centres to prevent the potential infestation of unwanted pests.
It's worth noting that small quantities of fallen fruit were previously accepted out of courtesy. However, this practice is now a thing of the past.
The recycling centres in the Dachau district have also started shredding green waste before transport. The Landratsamt Dachau has reported this change, but the specific reason for this process is not explicitly stated.
This decision seems to be part of a broader waste management policy, as mixed deliveries of green waste are still being rejected at the recycling centres. It's unclear whether this is a localized issue or a wider change in waste management policies.
Despite the lack of specific information in search results, common reasons for such changes could include concerns about contamination, increased pests or rodents, difficulties in processing, or changes in local waste management policies. To get a precise answer for the Dachau district, it would be best to consult official communications from the local waste management authority or municipal recycling centres.
Mixed deliveries, including fallen fruit, are being rejected at home-and-garden recycling centres in the Dachau district to prevent the potential infestation of unwanted pests, aligning with a broader waste management policy for lifestyle improvements. The specialized company processing green waste into compost implemented this change primarily to avoid attracting pests such as wasps and rats.
