South Korea: Rice bran and rice husk waste management law should be excluded

National petitions are being made to exclude rice bran (rice bran) and rice husk, which are rice bran (rice bran) and rice hull, which are by-products of rice that are eaten by people and also used in livestock raising, from the Waste Management Act by contributing to additional income from rice farmers using feed, cooking oil, and mushroom cultivation. As of 12 o'clock on the 6th, 3287 people agreed to the post'Request to exclude (revise) rice bran by-product rice bran (rice bran) and rice husk from the waste management law' posted on the Blue House National Petition website. The publisher of the petition said, “Rice bran and rice husk are essentially produced during rice milling, and they are designated as wastes and regulated even though they contribute to additional profits and foster related industries through the use of feed, cooking oil, mushroom cultivation, fertilizer, and compost.” Revealed. According to the Feed Management Act, the Food Act, and the Fertilizer Act, rice ...