Recognition of rice hull and rice bran recycling resources in South Korea

Published 2021년 9월 7일

Tridge summary

The Ministry of Environment in South Korea has excluded rice husks and rice bran from the Waste Management Act, recognizing them as recycling resources. This decision is welcomed by a livestock organization as it simplifies the recycling resource accreditation process and exempts process and facility inspections, reducing paperwork and on-site visual inspections. These agricultural by-products are commonly used as barn litter, feed, and compost, posing no environmental pollution risk. The exclusion is expected to smooth the supply and simplify administrative procedures for farmers.
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Original content

A livestock organization welcomed the fact that rice husks and rice bran were excluded from the application of the Waste Management Act on the 1st and recognized as recycling resources. As the background of this measure, the Ministry of Environment heard that rice hulls and rice bran, which are used for various purposes such as barn litter, feed, and compost, are included in the regulations of the Waste Management Act even though there is little concern about causing environmental pollution, causing inconvenience to farmers and hindering recycling. In addition, the process and facility inspection procedures related to the recycling resource accreditation procedure and the submission of various documents were also exempted, simplifying the minimum document review and on-site visual inspection. Agricultural by-products such as rice husks and rice bran are materials used for livestock rugs at livestock production sites. Most of them are used as raw materials for compost and liquid ...
Source: Aflnews

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