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Second-Hand Store in Melhus Closes Its Doors

ReMidt has decided to close its second-hand store in the center of Melhus. ReMidt's communications manager, Erik Prytz Reitan, explains that the company wants to restructure its recycling offerings.

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Second-Hand Store in Melhus Closes Its Doors

ReMidt has decided to close its second-hand store in the center of Melhus. ReMidt's communications manager, Erik Prytz Reitan, explains that the company wants to restructure its recycling offerings.

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