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Blue bins threaten SV Wijk aan Zee income: ‘Waste paper is one of our main sponsors’

Blue bins threaten SV Wijk aan Zee income: ‘Waste paper is one of our main sponsors’

The sports club SV Wijk aan Zee is facing a significant financial threat as the municipality of Beverwijk introduces blue bins for paper waste collection. Although the club has relied on paper collection as a major source of income for decades, the new waste policy may divert this revenue away from the organization.

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