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Stena Recycling has developed a climate-smart planting soil made of 100 percent recycled material through a collaboration with Blomsterlandet and Ahlstrom-Munksj\u00f6. Peat, which is usually found in planting soil, is being replaced by fiber mulch, which is a waste from the paper industry. The collaboration has resulted in a more circular product.<\/p>\n

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