More value in Cairo’s trash, but less for those who collect it
More value in Cairo’s trash, but less for those who collect it NewsFeed The Zabaleen area, where the waste from Egypt’s capital is sorted, is seeing demand for its recycled materials surge as the war on Iran disrupts imports. But rising costs and new competitors mean the traditional recyclers aren’t necessarily better off.
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More value in Cairo’s trash, but less for those who collect it NewsFeed The Zabaleen area, where the waste from Egypt’s capital is sorted, is seeing demand for its recycled materials surge as the war on Iran disrupts imports. But rising costs and new competitors mean the traditional recyclers aren’t necessarily better off.
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