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Remondis to acquire commercial waste operations in the Netherlands

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Remondis is expanding its activities in the Netherlands through another acquisition.

Dutch municipal waste management company RD Maasland will transfer its commercial and industrial waste collection operations in the province of Limburg to Remondis, effective 1 April. Under the agreement, RD Maasland will continue to serve its private-sector customers until the takeover of the business by Remondis Nederland is complete.

Going forward, RD Maasland, which is jointly owned by eight municipalities, intends in future to focus exclusively on the collection of household waste for its shareholder municipalities and public-sector clients...

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