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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…
Continue reading to learn about the new regulations for transporting waste to or through Austria, including the latest requirements mandating the use of trains for transport of certain types of waste.
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…
Today we present you a list of 10 things you should consider if you plan on transporting waste to the Netherlands. You should especially take note of the 3rd one. It’s the most important of them all.
Thinking about applying for waste transport permit in Poland? Read on to find out what you need to do to get it
Waste transport plays an important role in Germany’s waste management efforts. In just one year over 4 million tonnes of waste was imported for recycling. At the same time almost 3 million tonnes were shipped out of the country. Undoubtedly without the help of reliable transport companies such feat wouldn’t possible. But to transport waste…
Uncover the blueprint of recycling excellence in Sweden and Belgium, where waste transport isn’t just a necessity—it’s the backbone of their world-class waste management. See how regulation and innovation drive their green achievements.
The EU is tackling the textile waste dilemma head-on with new, stringent regulations aimed at drastically reducing the 12.6 million tonnes of waste generated annually. From separate collection initiatives to recycling advancements, learn how these measures are set to redefine sustainability in textile waste management.
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