Waste transport permit in Austria - changes from 2024

Waste transport permit in Austria - changes from 2024

On the basis of revised regulations in Austria, with the start of 2023, every waste carrier had to use a train crossing under certain conditions. In 2024, it is expected to be similar. Although the conditions mentioned will change. What remains unchanged, however, is that the waste transport permit in Austria still applies. Contact for a waste transport permit in Austria....

The most common mistakes when registering in the BDO system and how to avoid them
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The most common mistakes when registering in the BDO system and how to avoid them

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...

Three times over: the Belgian way to transport waste
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Three times over: the Belgian way to transport waste

Belgium is unique in many respects, and certainly in terms of waste transport. Each of its regions - Flanders, Wallonia and Brussels - has its own rules on the subject. It is only by knowing their rules that a transport company will be able to prepare properly for waste transport. Contact us for a transport authorisation...

Does Sweden deserve to be called an environmentally friendly country?

Does Sweden deserve to be called an environmentally friendly country?

It is impossible not to envy the Scandinavian countries. Norway, Denmark and Sweden were so good at recycling that they didn't need landfills until 2014. Just like the prisons there, the landfills are empty. Now Denmark has its 'hygge' - a concept that is the quintessentially eco-friendly yet comfortable lifestyle. What's not to like? However, it is usually Sweden that gets the ...