waste transport roles and risks
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Subcontracting in waste transport: responsibilities and boundaries

The transport of waste in Europe is tightly regulated and legally sensitive. As waste crosses borders or moves domestically, several entities become involved—each with obligations and potential liabilities. In subcontracting scenarios, confusion about who is responsible can lead to serious legal consequences. This article explores key roles, legal boundaries, risks, and best practices to ensure…

waste transport in Greece
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What you need to know about waste management in Greece

Greece has faced longstanding challenges in managing municipal solid waste effectively. Despite efforts to align with European Union directives, issues such as illegal landfills and inadequate recycling infrastructure persist. This article delves into the current state of waste management in Greece, the legal repercussions of non-compliance, and the procedures for obtaining waste transport permits. Current…

animal by-products transport
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Surge in EU livestock production signals growing demand for animal by-products transport

Recent Eurostat forecasts show a significant increase in EU livestock production, especially in bovine and poultry. While this supports the agricultural economy, it also raises logistical demands. More livestock means more animal by-products—materials like offal, bones, and feathers. These by-products require careful transport. As a result, demand is rising for certified carriers trained in proper…

waste carriers
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Are changes to waste transport permits imminent? Update to European waste codes explained

Last month the European Commission published a delegated decision concerning major changes the European List of Waste. This update focuses on battery-related waste, introducing new waste codes and reclassifying certain battery materials as hazardous. Although the change appears administrative, its implications are far-reaching – especially for companies operating in the waste transport sector. Waste carriers,…

SENT notification
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New SENT notification obligations in Poland coming soon?

Looks like Poland will soon enforce new SENT notification requirements for clothing and footwear. These goods, if acquired through intra-community supply or imported from third countries, will fall under SENT supervision. The government aims to tighten control over these transactions and reduce tax fraud. Officials noted that the clothing sector often serves as a channel…

waste carriers
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What the EC’s “Steel and Metals Action Plan” means for waste carriers?

The demand for scrap metal waste carriers across Europe is climbing sharply. One of the key factors fueling this trend is the European Commission’s newly launched Steel and Metals Action Plan. On paper, the strategy aims to support domestic recycling and strengthen the EU’s circular economy. In practice, however, it brings both opportunities and challenges…

waste carrier
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Waste carrier — is this profession worth the time and effort?

In recent years, the waste management industry has seen growing demand for professional and compliant transport services. One role that stands out in this context is the waste carrier. These are the drivers or companies authorized to move waste legally within or across national borders. Although it may seem like just another transport job, becoming…

Baltic drivers
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What makes Baltic drivers stand out in international logistics?

The demand for drivers from the Baltic States—Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania—has been steadily rising across Europe. This is especially true in the waste transport sector. These professionals are earning recognition for their reliability, adaptability, and clear understanding of logistics and compliance, particularly for sensitive materials like waste. We are looking for carriers with waste permits…

waste transport in Italy
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High demand for waste transport in Italy amid recent changes

Italy’s waste management sector is evolving rapidly, creating new opportunities for waste transport businesses. Recent legislative changes have increased demand for efficient logistics, especially in the handling of electronic waste (e-waste). Companies involved in waste transport in Italy must now adapt to these regulations to stay compliant and competitive. On 14 November 2024, Italy published…

Polish BDO
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Polish BDO – what to keep in mind when transporting waste

Poland’s waste management regulations have undergone significant transformations, directly impacting companies involved in waste transport, disposal, and processing. Foreign businesses operating in Poland must also align with updated laws, ensuring full transparency in waste handling and transport activities. Failure to comply can lead to severe consequences. As regulations become more stringent, understanding these obligations is…

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