Companies such as Topsurf and Wagro are active in the Dutch ‘Groene Hart’ region, using organic residual flows. But laws and regulations are not fully geared to this. Managing Director Wim Lexmond of Wagro finds it ‘unfortunate’ that it requires a lot of effort to have the circular products of his company accepted. “This has to change if we really want to innovate and create a circular economy.” ACCEZ project leader Roelof Kooistra of the ‘transition effort circular Groene Hart’ recognizes the issue: “We will make recommendations on how this can be done much better.”
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