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UK kitchen refuse is not banned from composting

http://www.defra.gov.uk/environment/...cs/kitchen.htm
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So the ******* have made illegal what nearly everyone in this
ng is
doing,
and since then have been trying to avoid admitting it.

You're misleading this group.

No.

or yourself?

Defra's website is not as clear as it should be, because it
refers to
the 'amended legislation' without making it totally clear as to
whether the
relevant amendment is the 2001 amendment or the 'pending'
amendment.

However,
"Pending the amending of the legislation, spreading on land
composted waste
that contains meat, or could have come into contact with meat, or
has been
in premises that also handle meat, remains illegal"
makes it clear enough.

Milk residues in tea bags are meat?

No, but the inside of an udder is, depending on your definition of
meat.

Franz