Neste: Vessel Washed-Up Material
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Ship working for Neste likely behind white clumps on Hanko's shore, company confirms
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White clumps began appearing along Hanko 's extensive shoreline a little more than a week ago.
The material consisted of used frying oil, animal fat and vegetable oils.
Last Tuesday , piles of dead fish began appearing on the southern coastal town's shores.
Neste has vowed to pay for any damage caused by the company's operations.