Waste dictionary

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

Clothes, shoes, large and small appliances, and all durable items can be repaired for reuse, often with little expense. Sports clothing and shoes can also be repaired: find out at your local shop (or rely on a craftsman found on the Internet).

All durable items can be donated if they are still usable, repairable or still in their original packaging, such as clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and consumer products. Donation can take various routes: from exchange between friends and/or acquaintances to charity.

Clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and all other durable items in good condition can be sold at the various flea markets or on one of the various dedicated platforms.

CLEAN garments, clothing, accessories (for clothing) and textiles, should be placed, where present, in the appropriate roadside containers, normally white and / or yellow.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

All durable items can be donated if they are still usable, repairable or still in their original packaging, such as clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and consumer products. Donation can take various routes: from exchange between friends and/or acquaintances to charity.

Clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and all other durable items in good condition can be sold at the various flea markets or on one of the various dedicated platforms.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

Clothes, shoes, large and small appliances, and all durable items can be repaired for reuse, often with little expense. Sports clothing and shoes can also be repaired: find out at your local shop (or rely on a craftsman found on the Internet).

All durable items can be donated if they are still usable, repairable or still in their original packaging, such as clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and consumer products. Donation can take various routes: from exchange between friends and/or acquaintances to charity.

Clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and all other durable items in good condition can be sold at the various flea markets or on one of the various dedicated platforms.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

Clothes, shoes, large and small appliances, and all durable items can be repaired for reuse, often with little expense. Sports clothing and shoes can also be repaired: find out at your local shop (or rely on a craftsman found on the Internet).

All durable items can be donated if they are still usable, repairable or still in their original packaging, such as clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and consumer products. Donation can take various routes: from exchange between friends and/or acquaintances to charity.

Clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and all other durable items in good condition can be sold at the various flea markets or on one of the various dedicated platforms.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

Clothes, shoes, large and small appliances, and all durable items can be repaired for reuse, often with little expense. Sports clothing and shoes can also be repaired: find out at your local shop (or rely on a craftsman found on the Internet).

All durable items can be donated if they are still usable, repairable or still in their original packaging, such as clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and consumer products. Donation can take various routes: from exchange between friends and/or acquaintances to charity.

Clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and all other durable items in good condition can be sold at the various flea markets or on one of the various dedicated platforms.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

All durable items can be donated if they are still usable, repairable or still in their original packaging, such as clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and consumer products. Donation can take various routes: from exchange between friends and/or acquaintances to charity.

Clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and all other durable items in good condition can be sold at the various flea markets or on one of the various dedicated platforms.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

Collection method valid for the Municipalities managed by AMIAT, CIDIU and SETA.
Empty and crush the packaging before placing it in the separate collection. Large plastic packaging must be delivered to collection centers.

Collection method valid for the Municipalities managed by ACEA, ACSEL, CCS, CISA, COVAR14, SCS and TEKNOSERVICE.
Empty and crush the packaging before placing it in separate collection. Large plastic packaging must be delivered to collection centers.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

Clothes, shoes, large and small appliances, and all durable items can be repaired for reuse, often with little expense. Sports clothing and shoes can also be repaired: find out at your local shop (or rely on a craftsman found on the Internet).

All durable items can be donated if they are still usable, repairable or still in their original packaging, such as clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and consumer products. Donation can take various routes: from exchange between friends and/or acquaintances to charity.

Clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and all other durable items in good condition can be sold at the various flea markets or on one of the various dedicated platforms.

CLEAN garments, clothing, accessories (for clothing) and textiles, should be placed, where present, in the appropriate roadside containers, normally white and / or yellow.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

Clothes, shoes, large and small appliances, and all durable items can be repaired for reuse, often with little expense. Sports clothing and shoes can also be repaired: find out at your local shop (or rely on a craftsman found on the Internet).

All durable items can be donated if they are still usable, repairable or still in their original packaging, such as clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and consumer products. Donation can take various routes: from exchange between friends and/or acquaintances to charity.

Clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and all other durable items in good condition can be sold at the various flea markets or on one of the various dedicated platforms.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

Clothes, shoes, large and small appliances, and all durable items can be repaired for reuse, often with little expense. Sports clothing and shoes can also be repaired: find out at your local shop (or rely on a craftsman found on the Internet).

All durable items can be donated if they are still usable, repairable or still in their original packaging, such as clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and consumer products. Donation can take various routes: from exchange between friends and/or acquaintances to charity.

Clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and all other durable items in good condition can be sold at the various flea markets or on one of the various dedicated platforms.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

Clothes, shoes, large and small appliances, and all durable items can be repaired for reuse, often with little expense. Sports clothing and shoes can also be repaired: find out at your local shop (or rely on a craftsman found on the Internet).

All durable items can be donated if they are still usable, repairable or still in their original packaging, such as clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and consumer products. Donation can take various routes: from exchange between friends and/or acquaintances to charity.

Clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and all other durable items in good condition can be sold at the various flea markets or on one of the various dedicated platforms.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

Clothes, shoes, large and small appliances, and all durable items can be repaired for reuse, often with little expense. Sports clothing and shoes can also be repaired: find out at your local shop (or rely on a craftsman found on the Internet).

All durable items can be donated if they are still usable, repairable or still in their original packaging, such as clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and consumer products. Donation can take various routes: from exchange between friends and/or acquaintances to charity.

Clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and all other durable items in good condition can be sold at the various flea markets or on one of the various dedicated platforms.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

Clothes, shoes, large and small appliances, and all durable items can be repaired for reuse, often with little expense. Sports clothing and shoes can also be repaired: find out at your local shop (or rely on a craftsman found on the Internet).

All durable items can be donated if they are still usable, repairable or still in their original packaging, such as clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and consumer products. Donation can take various routes: from exchange between friends and/or acquaintances to charity.

Clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and all other durable items in good condition can be sold at the various flea markets or on one of the various dedicated platforms.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

All durable items can be donated if they are still usable, repairable or still in their original packaging, such as clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and consumer products. Donation can take various routes: from exchange between friends and/or acquaintances to charity.

Clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and all other durable items in good condition can be sold at the various flea markets or on one of the various dedicated platforms.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

Collection method valid for the Municipalities managed by AMIAT, CIDIU and SETA.
Empty and crush the packaging before placing it in the separate collection. Large metal packaging must be delivered to collection centers.

Collection method valid for the Municipalities managed by ACEA, ACSEL, CCS, CISA, COVAR14, SCS and TEKNOSERVICE.
Empty and crush the packaging before placing it in separate collection. Large plastic packaging must be delivered to collection centers.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

Clothes, shoes, large and small appliances, and all durable items can be repaired for reuse, often with little expense. Sports clothing and shoes can also be repaired: find out at your local shop (or rely on a craftsman found on the Internet).

All durable items can be donated if they are still usable, repairable or still in their original packaging, such as clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and consumer products. Donation can take various routes: from exchange between friends and/or acquaintances to charity.

Clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and all other durable items in good condition can be sold at the various flea markets or on one of the various dedicated platforms.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

It is the sum of all the behaviours, actions and habits that citizens can adopt to avoid waste production. So as to reduce the amount of waste produced and its negative impact on the environment and human health.
Here are some examples:

•     do not buy what is not necessary;
•     buy durable and resistant products and avoid disposable ones;
•     opt for goods with little packaging or easily recyclable packaging;
•     opt for refills and durable packaging with returnable packaging.

Collection method valid for the Municipalities managed by AMIAT, CIDIU and SETA.
Empty and crush the packaging before placing it in the separate collection. Large plastic packaging must be delivered to collection centers.

Collection method valid for the Municipalities managed by ACEA, ACSEL, CCS, CISA, COVAR14, SCS and TEKNOSERVICE.
Empty and crush the packaging before placing it in separate collection. Large plastic packaging must be delivered to collection centers.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

All durable items can be donated if they are still usable, repairable or still in their original packaging, such as clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and consumer products. Donation can take various routes: from exchange between friends and/or acquaintances to charity.

Clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and all other durable items in good condition can be sold at the various flea markets or on one of the various dedicated platforms.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

Clothes, shoes, large and small appliances, and all durable items can be repaired for reuse, often with little expense. Sports clothing and shoes can also be repaired: find out at your local shop (or rely on a craftsman found on the Internet).

All durable items can be donated if they are still usable, repairable or still in their original packaging, such as clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and consumer products. Donation can take various routes: from exchange between friends and/or acquaintances to charity.

Clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and all other durable items in good condition can be sold at the various flea markets or on one of the various dedicated platforms.

Always remember to flatten the paper and cardboard packaging. Large cardboard packaging must be delivered to collection centers.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

All durable items can be donated if they are still usable, repairable or still in their original packaging, such as clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and consumer products. Donation can take various routes: from exchange between friends and/or acquaintances to charity.

Clothing, home textiles, household appliances, furniture and all other durable items in good condition can be sold at the various flea markets or on one of the various dedicated platforms.

In the collection centers it is possible to bring your own waste such as paper, plastic, glass, metals, etc..., but also other types of waste (eg household appliances, bulky waste, hazardous waste, etc...). For more information, consult the list, divided by waste management consortium. You can also view the Collection Centers on the dedicated map.

Pay close attention to the labels and the expiry date of the food: remember that if the wording on the label is "preferably consume by ..." you can consume that food even a few days after the date indicated, while if the wording is " consume by ... " the food will be thrown away when it expires.

More information, also on how to reduce food waste, at the site Una buona occasione.