Industries and commercial facilities are required to complete the Inventory for Obsolete Chemicals

13 years, 1 month ago - March 17, 2011

The Ministry of Local Government and Outer Islands is conducting a survey on obsolete chemical stockpiles in industrial and commercial facilities.

The purpose is to draw up an inventory of the types and quantities of obsolete chemicals from industrial and commercial facilities for disposal.

Disposal has cost implications which will have to be borne by the waste generators.

Industries and commercial facilities are required to complete the Inventory for Obsolete Chemicals – download from http://localgovernment.gov.mu

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