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Dettmer Group expands waste and recycling segment

Dettmer Group baut Segment Waste and Recycling aus

BREMEN. In July, the Dettmer Group announced the takeover of Purus Plastics, a company that manufactures completely recycled products such as “Ecoraster” ground reinforcement pavers, as well as rooftop greenery. “Expanding our Waste and Recycling division by acquiring Purus Plastics is the next step in improving the environment. The use of Ecoraster is particularly effective in avoiding so-called heat islands in urban areas,” explained Heiner Dettmer, managing partner of the Dettmer Group.

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