Every entrepreneur who transports waste in Poland must have a BDO number. However, the registration number alone is not enough to operate legally. It is crucial that the data entered in the register is up-to-date. This is because erroneous or outdated information can lead to serious consequences - from stopping the transport to heavy financial penalties. Do you need help with updating your data in BDO?...
As of 1 January, a new regulation of the Minister of Climate and Environment came into force, which indicates the waste exempted from the registration obligation. It shows that the relief for certain hazardous waste has been abolished and now companies must register any such waste, regardless of its weight. How will these changes affect waste management in Poland? Do you need help in keeping records of waste?...
Entry in the BDO register is the first step for an entrepreneur who wants to deal with waste management in Poland. Regardless of whether he wants to produce, process or transport it. In each of these cases, registration is required. In addition to the right to carry out a given activity, it also entails a number of obligations. How will these change as the year 2025 begins?...
Following the example of the German Pfand deposit system, a similar solution is also to be introduced in Poland. Initially, it was planned to be launched on 1 January 2025, but entrepreneurs objected, indicating that they needed more time to adapt to the new requirements. Therefore, it has been decided that the bail system in Poland will be introduced as of 1 October 2025. What are its main assumptions...?
As of 2018, the registration fee and annual fee for entities using BDO remained the same. At that time, micro-entrepreneurs paid PLN 100, while others paid PLN 300. From 2025, these rates will increase to PLN 200 and PLN 800 respectively. Contact about registration in BDO e.nadolna@ekologistyka24.pl , +48 881 045 376 j.blazewicz@ekologistyka24.pl , +48 500 867 153 BDO fees -...
The transport of so-called sensitive goods such as fuels, tobacco products and oils requires strict control and supervision. All this is done in order to curb the abuse of these products. This is because they often become the subject of smuggling and illegal transport. To curb this practice, the SENT system was established in 2017. However, Poland is not the only country with such a transport monitoring system. As...
Waste transport is governed by its own rules. In addition to EU rules, local regulations must be observed in each member state in order to protect oneself from serious consequences. It is no different for Poland. Even with Annex VII for cross-border transport, it will additionally be mandatory to register the carrier in the BDO system. Why is this so important? What is the BDO system and how...
On 20 May, the revised EU Regulation on transboundary movements of waste came into force. You may be wondering: "but how does this relate to our BDO?". Yes, you will still need a BDO every time you export waste. You need to ensure that the information you provide is correct and up to date. Read our article to find out what changes the EU has prepared in the context of the shipment of...
Registration with the BDO system is a key element of almost every activity involving waste in Poland. So if you produce waste, recycle it or transport it - your company must be registered with BDO. However, what if the registration could not take place or you provided incorrect data? Find out about the most common mistakes made when registering with the...
The transport of waste in Poland is subject to authorisation. Hauliers must be registered in the BDO register, which was set up to facilitate the monitoring of waste flows across the country. Find out how to obtain a BDO permit in order to legally carry out waste transports.
