The debate over introducing end-of-waste (EoW) status for recovered paper is gaining momentum in Europe once again. One of the main drivers is the revised European Waste Shipment Regulation (WSR) and the roll out of the digital platform DIWASS. Many market participants see the new documentation and reporting requirements under the WSR as a reason to reassess whether recovered paper should continue to be classified as waste....
DIWASS fuels renewed debate over end-of-waste status for recovered paper
Germany and Austria pursue national solutions
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