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For Lithuania, waste—particularly plastic and aluminium—plays a surprisingly vital role in its economy and sustainability goals. Far from being a burden, imported waste is a resource that fuels recycling industries, supports the circular economy, and helps the country meet ambitious environmental targets. In this article, we’ll explore why Lithuania imports waste from other countries, how…
Effective waste management is a crucial pillar in the European Union’s (EU) drive toward environmental sustainability and the circular economy. Despite collective efforts, many EU nations, including Lithuania, have fallen short of critical targets set under the Waste Framework Directive and related policies. The 2022 European Commission country report on Lithuania sheds light on key…
Italy has achieved remarkable success in waste recycling, setting a new standard across the European Union. With an impressive recycling rate of 85.6%, the country is a model of efficiency in the EU’s push toward a sustainable circular economy. But with increased recycling efforts comes the necessity for efficient and regulated waste transport systems. Skilled…
Waste management is a complex industry in Europe. One of its critical components is the secure and compliant transport of waste. Whether hazardous, recyclable, or general, waste materials require specialized handling to ensure public safety and environmental protection. But to operate legally and responsibly, transport companies in the waste industry must secure a waste transport…
Efficient and responsible waste management is a priority in Poland, especially as environmental standards evolve globally. Within this framework, two vital systems, BDO and SENT, serve as pillars of Poland’s regulatory approach to waste monitoring and transport. These systems not only streamline compliance but also uphold critical environmental standards. The BDO system, or Waste Database,…
From November 1, 2024, foreign transport companies from outside the EU will need to comply with enhanced monitoring regulations. The same obligation will be placed upon the EU-based companies starting 2025. The recent legislative changes aim to protect Polish companies from unfair competition and improve the tracking of both sensitive and standard cargo. Foreign companies…
The European Union has long been a global leader in environmental protection and waste management. On May 20th, 2024, a new Waste Shipment Regulation (WSR) came into force. It represents a significant step forward in regulating the transboundary movement of waste. This article explores the history of waste transport laws in the EU, the changes…
So far we’ve described waste management practices in countries like Poland, Sweden, Finland, Germany, Austria etc. This time we’d like to shed some light on waste reduction efforts made by Baltic States. Read on to find out how Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia tackle issues with waste processing and transport. And what are their future plans…
Finland stands out globally for its exceptional commitment to environmental sustainability. The nation’s advanced waste management and transport systems play a crucial role in preserving its natural landscapes. This article takes a closer look at Finland’s sophisticated approach, focusing on its legislative framework, achievements, and ongoing initiatives in waste management and transport. Historical context and…
In our journey toward sustainability, the concept of “zero waste” is gaining momentum. This philosophy is not just about reducing waste. It’s about rethinking our resources cycle so that all products are reused and none are sent to landfills or incinerators. European cities are leading the charge, transforming their waste management approaches into successful models…
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