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You seem to be implying there's some kind of cheating happening in what is ultimately a business deal. I wouldn't buy a new TV with puke and diapers unless it w
by dev_dull 7y ago
You seem to be implying there's some kind of cheating happening in what is ultimately a business deal. I wouldn't buy a new TV with puke and diapers unless it was my business reselling the TV and disposing of the rest.
- HeWhoLurksLate 7y agoIt sounds like there was cheating here- there's an acceptable failure rate- such as a chunk of wood, maybe a brick, etc., but to me it sounds a lot more like this somehow-unnamed Canadian company sent them something like 10% recyclable stuff and 90% trash instead of the 90% recyclables and 10% trash they (some entity in Malaysia) was expecting. It also seems like this either happened more than once, or happened once with an entire Panamax-class ship's haul.
- whatshisface 7y ago>You seem to be implying there's some kind of cheating happening in what is ultimately a business deal. In the article, it was revealed that the contracts were for recyclable materials not worthless toxic garbage, and Malaysia was actually being scammed. (That's why their president made such a big deal about it).