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More freight, fewer hauliers - a waste industry at a crossroads
According to a report by Transport Intelligence, the European road transport market is expected to grow by 2% in 2025, reaching €436.9 billion. While this is a positive forecast, the industry is facing a major challenge: a growing number of loads with a simultaneous shortage of hauliers. This problem affects various sectors, including the waste industry, where finding a reliable carrier is becoming increasingly difficult. On the one hand, market growth means more business opportunities and new orders for transport companies. On the other hand, staff shortages and pressure to deliver on time can result in delays, increased costs and a deterioration in service quality. This situation calls for new solutions and better organisation of logistics processes. Forecasts for 2025...
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Business and investment
The waste crisis in Greece and the growing role of waste transportation
Greece, like many other European countries, is facing the challenge of modernising its waste management system. In recent years, a number of reforms have been introduced to increase recycling efficiency, reduce landfill and align with EU directives. A key element of this system is waste transport, which must meet certain legal and environmental requirements. It is worth noting that Greece, like Italy, is a country with a unique archaeological heritage. The presence of buildings from ancient times not only adds to the tourist attraction, but also affects the way the waste system is organised. The need to protect archaeological sites hinders the expansion of modern waste treatment facilities and limits the possibilities for storage in many locations. The current state of ...
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Mercury dispute. An EU step in the right direction
The European Union has decided on dental amalgam: it has banned its use in children, pregnant women and nursing mothers. Mercury still remains Unfortunately, mercury will be with us for years to come. But there will be much less of it. Much now depends on the individual EU Member States. It remains to be seen whether the health of their citizens is important to them. For the time being, the European Union has banned the use of amalgam in those most exposed to toxic heavy metals - children, pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers.Hanna Schudy Decisions at EU level European civil society influenced in early December a preliminary agreement between the European Parliament, the European Commission and the Council of the Union...
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Eco Poland
Waste records - consequences of non-compliance
In previous articles, we have discussed the most common waste recording errors and the principles of correct record-keeping. This time we will focus on the consequences of failing to comply with the record-keeping obligation. We will also look at errors in record-keeping or the deliberate avoidance of responsibility relating to waste record-keeping. Understanding these issues is crucial for any business operating in the waste management industry. Need help with waste records? Contact us j.blazewicz@ekologistyka24.pl , +48 500 867 153 Waste records - the most common offences Administrative penalties - waste records Waste records - criminal liability for errors and omissions Can you go to prison for errors in records or other documents related to...
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Eco World
Transporting hazardous waste without a permit - why is it a bad idea?
The transport of hazardous waste can only be carried out by companies that have special permits. But what if such a document is missing? Or when a company takes a conscious risk of delivering this type of waste illegally? Contact regarding hazardous waste transport permits e.nadolna@ekologistyka24.pl , +48 881 045 376 j.blazewicz@ekologistyka24.pl , +48 500 867 153 Why is it a bad idea to transport hazardous waste without a permit? Transporting hazardous waste without an appropriate permit violates national and international regulations, such as the European ADR Convention (concerning the carriage of dangerous goods by road). Such activities carry numerous risks: Penalties for not having a permit for transporting hazardous waste in different countries As a transporter...
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Eco Transport
The waste crisis in Greece and the growing role of waste transportation
Greece, like many other European countries, is facing the challenge of modernising its waste management system. In recent years, a number of reforms have been introduced to increase recycling efficiency, reduce landfill and align with EU directives. A key element of this system is waste transport, which must meet certain legal and environmental requirements. It is worth noting that Greece, like Italy, is a country with a unique archaeological heritage. The presence of buildings from ancient times not only adds to the tourist attraction, but also affects the way the waste system is organised. The need to protect archaeological sites hinders the expansion of modern waste treatment facilities and limits the possibilities for storage in many locations. The current state of ...
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Waste
The waste crisis in Greece and the growing role of waste transportation
Greece, like many other European countries, is facing the challenge of modernising its waste management system. In recent years, a number of reforms have been introduced to increase recycling efficiency, reduce landfill and align with EU directives. A key element of this system is waste transport, which must meet certain legal and environmental requirements. It is worth noting that Greece, like Italy, is a country with a unique archaeological heritage. The presence of buildings from ancient times not only adds to the tourist attraction, but also affects the way the waste system is organised. The need to protect archaeological sites hinders the expansion of modern waste treatment facilities and limits the possibilities for storage in many locations. The current state of ...
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Recycling
Entrepreneur, remember to separate your construction waste from 1 January 2025!
According to EU reports, more than a third of the waste generated in Europe is construction and demolition waste. Some of their elements have a high raw material value, while others - although they may have a lower value - can still be easily recycled into new products or materials. For this reason, the Act of 17 November 2021 introduced changes to the Waste Act that make it mandatory for businesses to segregate construction waste. The changes are to take effect from 1 January 2025. Contact for waste transport permits e.nadolna@ekologistyka24.pl , +48 881 045 376 j.blazewicz@ekologistyka24.pl , +48 500 867 153 Segregation of construction waste from 1 January 2025 - changes to the Act The document mentioned in the introduction supplements the Act on...
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Union without secrets
Bulgaria and Romania in the Schengen area from 1 January 2025. How will this affect waste transport?
For the country, joining the Schengen area means the abolition of border controls at internal borders with other Member States. This facilitates the free movement of people, goods, services and capital. For transport companies, this means less paperwork and faster deliveries. And will waste hauliers feel the changes when the Romanian and Bulgarian borders are opened to them from 1 January? Contact for obtaining waste transport permits e.nadolna@ekologistyka24.pl , +48 881 045 376 j.blazewicz@ekologistyka24.pl , +48 500 867 153 As members of the European Union since 2007, Bulgaria and Romania have been able to enjoy the privileges enjoyed by the other countries of the Community. Indeed, membership of the European Union brings numerous...
