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Aldi, Hawick. (PHOTO: BILL McBURNIE) Aldi Stores this week submitted a planning bid to Scottish Borders Council to erect a 24-hour reverse vending machine unit for recycling purposes outside its outlet in the town’s Commercial Road. The unit would be used for the collection of plastic and glass bottles and steel and aluminium cans. A spokesperson for the applicant’s agent, Edinburgh-based Avison Young, said: “These units are vital in order for Aldi to meet their legal duty to implement a deposit return scheme (DRS) at all their stores in Scotland to comply with incoming legislation.” ...

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m_pavlov/Thinkstock At 11 p.m. Dec. 31, Brexit gets real, with departure bringing a host of new regulations and customs paperwork. Bloomberg | Dec 31, 2020 By Lizzy Burden and Richard Weiss On the day the U.K. makes its final break with the European Union, the ports are clear of truck backups, goods are moving smoothly and grocery-store shelves are well stocked. Even so, U.K. businesses that rely on some 1.2 billion pounds ($1.6 billion) worth of products crossing the border each day are taking no chances. At 11 p.m. Thursday, Brexit gets real. Companies were already...

At 11 pm Thursday, Brexit gets real. By Bloomberg News 31 Dec 2020  09:18  An empty terminal at the Port of Dover in Dover, UK, on Wednesday, December 23, 2020. Image: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg On the day the UK makes its final break with the European Union, the ports are clear of truck backups, goods are moving smoothly and grocery-store shelves are well stocked. Even so, UK businesses that rely on some 1.2 billion pounds ($1.6 billion) of products crossing the border each day are taking no chances. At 11 pm Thursday, Brexit gets real. Companies were already stockpiling goods and explo...