Por Redaccion 
The Avilés City Council is launching a new campaign to inform and raise awareness about the selective collection of organic waste from household waste. It begins on Monday, March 17, and will continue throughout the week, with the installation of information booths at various points in the city.
These booths will address any questions that the public may have, as well as provide them with useful materials to separate organic waste in their homes, as indicated by the City Council.
Therefore, the following items will be distributed free of charge: 10-liter garbage bins Compostable 10-liter garbage bags Explanatory magnets of the waste that makes up the organic fraction Opening keys for the new organic waste containers to be installed in Quirinal, Nodo, Villa, Maruca, Jardín de Cantos, Carriona, and Alfaraz.
Additionally, on Wednesday, March 19, and Thursday, March 20, two information sessions will be held for the general public at the Las Meanas Senior Center and the auditorium of the Casa de Cultura, respectively. These sessions will highlight the need and importance of separating this fraction at home. Both sessions will start at 7:00 p.m.
Alongside the implementation of this campaign, around 200 visits are planned to large organic waste generators, where the owners of these establishments will be offered specific containers for separate collection of organic waste and 200-liter compostable bags.