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The launch of the agreement between GreenPak and Pieta` Local Council took place on the 23rd June 2010. Through this agreement GreenPak will take care of the locality's management of recyclable waste.
Pieta` Local Council will benefit from the introduction of GreenPak Recycling Banks together with a campaign to provide a free GreenPak recycling bag to each household within the locality. This campaign will be coupled with an intensive educational programme which shall commence in the coming days.
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In a bid to further increase their waste recovery, the three Gozitan Local Councils of Xewkija, Sannat and Xagħra have teamed up with Green Dot Malta, operators of the only approved waste recovery scheme known as GreenPak, to promote and encourage recycling and waste separation.
These Local Councils are currently recovering 42% or 2.9 tonnes of the total possible amount of recyclable waste from their localities. Through this partnership, these Local Councils have a potential to recover 6.9 tonnes per week.
The Green Pak scheme is distributing free recycling bags to all households in the Xewkija, Sannat and Xagħra as well as increasing the number of recycling banks in each locality, making it easier and more convenient for residents to recycle. The scheme was launched in Gozo by the CEO of Green Dot Malta Ing Mario Schembri, together with Xewkija Mayor Dr Monica Vella, Xagħra Mayor Joseph Cordina, and Sannat Mayor Philip Vella, in the presence of Minister for Gozo Giovanna Debono, Parliamentary Secretary for Public Dialogue and Information Dr Chris Said, and the Labour Party Spokesperson on Local Government Dr Stefan Buontempo.
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Hilton Malta is ushering in the era of the “ecotel” to Malta by participating in GreenPak’s Hotel Waste Recovery scheme. Since commencing its collaboration with GreenPak in a few months, Hilton Malta has diverted an estimated 12 tonnes of glass, 2 tonnes of plastic, 800kg tonnes of metal and 8 tonnes of cardboard from landfill.
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This year's edition of the GreenPak Earth Garden festival was held on the 5th and 6th June. This festival has now established itself as the largest green festival on the island. For this fourth edition, the focus was put on electronic waste. Read more ....
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Companies that make no financial contribution for the recovery of their packaging but still 'claim' that they are doing so by trading products that carry the Green Dot mark are deceiving consumers. Known in the industry as 'free riders' such companies also bring a distortion in competition and are damaging the Maltese environment.
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Green Dot Malta - PRO EUROPE Member
PRO EUROPE is the umbrella organisation for European packaging waste recovery and recycling schemes which mainly use the "Green Dot" trademark as a financing symbol. PRO EUROPE is the general licensor of the "Green Dot" trademark.
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Importers, manufacturers, producers or anyone doing trade in the Maltese market is required to recover and recycle the packaging generated through such an activity. By joining the GreenPak Scheme, operators automatically transfers these obligations onto the scheme. The legal requirements are defined in LN277 of 2006.
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