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...
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...
Thinking about transporting waste to Germany, but don't know how to go about it? Read our article and find out what to do and what to pay attention to in order to avoid unpleasantness.
Another guide we have prepared for you. This time we have compiled the most important information on the transport of hazardous waste.
Waste transport is profitable but risky. Do you have a problem with documents? Do you need to contact the authorities? Contact us - we can help
Find out why you should apply for an ALBO permit in Italy and how it will affect your transport earnings
The new regulations provide for stricter controls on the transport of waste, above all - documents. This is why it is so important to have a waste transport permit
The UK ranks second in the world in terms of the amount of e-waste generated. What is he going to do about it?
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 ...
Every time you unwrap a cheese, there is a plastic wrapper left behind with the remains of said product. Where does it belong? In the bin, of course. What about creating packaging that is not only biodegradable, but also... edible? The US Department of Agriculture is looking for such a solution and, surprisingly, is getting closer to an epoch-making discovery. It all comes down to ...
