No extra orange marmalade as fruit now used as fertiliser

FOR a few years, oranges that grew on timber within the streets of Torremolinos have been collected and handed on to a marmalade manufacturing facility, however attributable to city air pollution that is not attainable.

The timber look very enticing as they’re burdened with fruit however the cachorreña orange is a really bitter selection and if allowed to fall when ripe could cause important issues on the pavements of the municipality.

It is because of this that groups of domestically employed staff from Samset and Litosa are out attending the 550 orange timber in Torremolinos and eradicating the oranges by shaking their branches and amassing the fallen fruit in giant nets for switch to the municipal depot.

Greater than 6,000 kilos of oranges have already been collected and shall be used within the manufacturing of compost and natural fertiliser.
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