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RDF Indah Kiat Serang Claimed to be Largest in Southeast Asia, Capacity 8,100 Tons per Day

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RDF Indah Kiat Serang Claimed to be Largest in Southeast Asia, Capacity 8,100 Tons per Day
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Wakli Menteri Koordinator Bidang Pangan Hanif Faisol Nurofiq berdialog saat melakukan kunjungan ke IKPP Serang

Serang City Government and Regency Government Encouraged to Collaborate

Hanif hopes that the capacity of the RDF facility will not only be used to process waste from industrial environments. Local governments around the factory are also encouraged to use it to reduce urban waste piles.

“Of course, with this large enough capacity, we hope that the Mayor of Serang and the Regent of Serang will be able to make the best use of it,” he said.

Based on discussions during the visit, Indah Kiat management stated that they were ready to collaborate with the regional government. However, waste sent to RDF facilities must be sorted first.

“From today, waste can also come in, as long as the raw materials have been sorted and further coordinated. "The steps to resolve waste certainly don't stop here, but must reach the community," he said. explained Hanif.

He also asked Indah Kiat management to support the Serang Regency Government in providing waste sorting education to the community.

According to Hanif, sorted waste has economic value. Waste paper can be reused as industrial raw material, while certain plastics can be processed into alternative fuels.

“If the waste has been sorted, there is energy potential that can be utilized. "Paper can become money, plastic can also become money," he said. he said.

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