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A pioneering plant opens in the Free Trade Zone that will treat 190,000 tons of non-recyclable waste annually.

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Regional Minister Silvia Paneque at the inauguration of the PreZero plant in the Free Trade Zone. — Regional Minister Silvia Paneque at the inauguration of the PreZero plant in the Zona Franca. Cedida

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The environmental services company PreZero unveiled this Friday in Barcelona's Zona Franca (Free Trade Zone) its largest plant in Spain for producing solid fuel recovered from non-recyclable waste. It will process up to 190,000 tons of non-recyclable waste annually.

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