"Mil Mill", the only paper-packed beverage box recycling factory in Hong Kong, has not been leased by the Science and Technology Park recently, or will be closed at the end of the year.
The Science and Technology Park issued another statement today (23rd), saying that it understood the situation of Mil Mill and held a meeting with the other party today to discuss and negotiate feasible solutions.
Mil Mill posted on Facebook, saying that he had a meeting with the Science and Technology Park today. Although it was inconvenient to disclose the content due to confidentiality reasons, he bluntly said that he was "still very disappointed." Meeting.
▼The paper bag drink box recycling merchant Mil Mill was forced to move▼
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The Science and Technology Park stated that it understood the situation of Mil Mill's parent company, Confidential Information Processing Co., Ltd. (SSID), and expressed its utmost sincerity for further dialogue.
They have taken the initiative to meet with SSID and have a meeting today to discuss and negotiate possible options.
The Science and Technology Park stated that the two parties agreed that the content of the meeting would be kept confidential, and will continue to negotiate in the future, hoping to reach an acceptable solution as soon as possible.
Mil Mil: Hong Kong has long regarded recycling and waste reduction as a goal
Mil Mill posted on Facebook, reiterating that he did not want to hinder the development of the microelectronics center, and was willing to move out of the innovation park, but only if there was a reasonable grace period for relocation, and a factory site that could operate for a long time was also needed.
Regarding the EPD's statement that the pulp mill in the EcoPark, which will be completed in 2025, can handle paper-packed beverage boxes, they pointed out in the post that they requested that the relocation period be extended until the pulp mill is completed for a seamless handover.
At the same time, I hope that the Environmental Protection Bureau and the Innovation and Technology Bureau can provide assistance in finding suitable factories such as Tuen Mun Environmental Park.
Earlier, Mil Mil had revealed that Singapore immediately waved to them.
In today's post, it is mentioned that there have been suggestions on the Internet that they should start over elsewhere, but it is emphasized that the two founders have long regarded recycling and reducing waste in Hong Kong as their aspirations.
Recycling factory Mil Mill was forced to relocate FB tells the history of blood and tears: Tens of millions of investment and hard work may be kicked out of the recycling factory by the landfill Technology Park Mil Mill: I knew it could be done for more than 6 years at the time of the lease. The environmental protection agency's three short-term rental sites were exposed. They were approved for distant, expensive and fine recycling plants. Mil Mill: It's a headache. Factory Mil Mill: Not very suitable