Poles want to segregate rubbish

As many as 90 percent of Poles believe that waste segregation is needed – this is how the study of the Finnish Molok company in cooperation with SW Research shows. At the same time, more than every third respondent believes that the level of waste segregation in Poland is insufficient. As many as 80 percent of the respondents indicated that there are problems that need to be faced in order to make this area of ​​everyday life easier and faster. The participants of the study pointed to the lack of time as an obstacle in the segregation of waste, but also inadequate marking of the containers, which is often misleading. It follows that despite the social commitment to waste segregation, there is still much to be done in the field of municipal waste management.

The Finnish company Molok offers semi-underground containers, which are distinguished by the deep collection system, consisting in "storing the container" 60% underground, but also saving up to 70 percent of space and aesthetics.

(WBJ)