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Germany agrees transition period for use of Diwass until the end of 2026

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Besides Germany, several other EU member states have signalled that they will use the approach outlined by the European Commission.

Germany’s Federal Ministry for the Environment (BMUKN) confirmed at the end of April that a nationwide transitional arrangement has been agreed with a view to the digitalisation of administrative procedures related to transfrontier shipments of green-listed waste such as recovered paper within the EU. ...

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