, Lidl-owner Schwarz gains EU okay to buy Suez’s recycling business | Headlines, TheCircularEconomy.com

Lidl-owner Schwarz gains EU okay to buy Suez’s recycling business | Headlines

ByThe Circular Economy Team

, Lidl-owner Schwarz gains EU okay to buy Suez’s recycling business | Headlines, TheCircularEconomy.comLidl-owner Schwarz secured EU antitrust approval on Wednesday to acquire French waste and water management company Suez’s recycling business in four EU countries after agreeing to sell Suez’s Dutch packaging sorting business. Suez announced in September the sale of its Recycling & Recovery operations in the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Germany and Poland as part of its 2030 strategic plan.

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, Lidl-owner Schwarz gains EU okay to buy Suez’s recycling business | Headlines, TheCircularEconomy.com

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