2024-01-16 11:40:58
From banana peels to leftover lunches and coffee grounds, even the smallest businesses produce organic waste on their own scale. However, since the beginning of the month, these should no longer end up in the household waste bin but be collected separately so that they can be recycled, for example into compost which will enrich the soil in public gardens. Indeed, from January 1, 2024, in accordance with European law and the Agec law of 2020 known as the “anti-waste law”, the sorting of bio-waste is generalized and concerns all professionals and individuals.
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Some have taken a head start since in Montpellier (Hérault), Chloé pedals through the streets, perched on her bike and pulling a cart lined with containers filled with wilted flowers, plants and other peelings collected from shops and restaurants . “We started two years ago with ten clients in the city center,” says the young entrepreneur. We now have around a hundred between Montpellier, Sète and Nîmes (Gard). »
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