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Criterion/Parameter General justifi
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“For example, some people place f
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Therefore sample taking has been ad
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Sampling Equipment and Sample Conta
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Austria With shovel: extracted from
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Table 12: Mean coefficients of vari
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[II] Limits for repeatability 53 [t
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Figure 4 shows an example for the t
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1.3.6 Austria - an example for comp
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Table 18: Very strict (level 1 - lo
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It can be concluded: • Setting li
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mg kg -1 soil [30 cm] mg kg -1 soil
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1.3.10 Impurities Impurities or any
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Category 3 material used as raw mat
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a) Statutory standards The key reas
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(2) Quality assurance as an instrum
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B. Additional quality assurance req
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In Table 26 we allocated compost re
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Figure 17: Registration and certifi
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4) Third party certification under
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Therefore examples of national EoW
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Statutory Voluntary [S] / [V] Compo
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Statutory Compost = Legal basis or
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just heavy metals, but nutrient con
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sludge regulations, where the maxim
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tons/year 3.500.000 3.000.000 2.500
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2.4 Task 2.5 Amounts of input mater
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Table 40: Amounts of composted mate
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An extrapolation of the German orga
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4 Task 4 - Markets 4.1 Task 4.1 Pro
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Table 44: Common organic waste trea
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OPTIONS B/GWC AD MSWC MBT LAND INCI
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operation of recycling and composti
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OPTIONS B/GWC AD MSWC MBT LAND INCI
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OPTIONS B/GWC AD MSWC MBT LAND INCI
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4.2.1 The Netherlands The Netherlan
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4.2.5 Ireland The following has bee
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4.2.8 Germany A. Potential in Agric
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Market sectors Products Source Mate
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The restoration layer is the upper
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Official data collection is not ava
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4.2.11 European standards by trade
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5 Task 5 - Import/Export and potent
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300 t/y annually 500 t ? DK up to 5
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Industry surveys to date have not c
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Environment Agency, 2007. Compost.