19 May 2013 | 07:05
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- Euro area production in construction down by 1.7%
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The Maltese company that produces Yellow Pages is preparing to send 110 tons of the paper for recycling in Canada. Recently Yellow Pages Malta has successfully replaced the previous edition of its publication with a current one, in all households and businesses in Malta and Gozo. This year, the total of yellow pages’ collected rose by 7.25% over the previous year for a total of 71,000 books.
Yellow Pages Malta wishes to thank the public for its co-operation and proudly announces that it has been awarded the'Conservation Award for Sustainable Development 2011' for its environmental efforts.
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