Successful waste management depends on several factors. One of them is the cooperation between producers and transport companies. An experienced producer should know which documents to prepare. The haulier, on the other hand, must be authorised to deliver anywhere in Europe. What else should they pay attention to, so that cooperation between them runs smoothly? Waste transport - what does a manufacturer...
The transport of animal by-products (ABPs) is an important part of the European Union economy. The movement of these products requires special precautions and compliance with strict sanitary and veterinary rules. Established in 2004, the TRACES (Trade Control and Expert System) plays a key role in monitoring and facilitating this type of transport. Not only within the European Union,...
Oversize transport, the carriage of cargo that exceeds standard dimensions or weight, has become a key component of today's infrastructure, industrial and energy projects. In this article, we will discuss how this specialised transport segment has evolved and influenced the entire logistics market. In the 20th century, especially after the Second World War, oversize transport underwent a significant evolution. Modern technologies, such as hydraulic cranes,...
The transport industry does not like downtime. Decisions are made quickly, otherwise the cargo is lost. And with it a good profit. The same is true of waste transport, which is gaining in popularity. Such transports pay well because they carry a certain amount of risk. Only a company that has a waste transport permit can undertake it, because it knows how to handle it....
Refused a shipment because you didn't have the permit to transport waste in Europe that the client required? Have you watched well-paid loads disappear and regretted not investing the time and money to get the necessary permits? Or perhaps a friend who also has a business has bragged about how many kilometres he has done and how much money he has made transporting waste? Read our article...
The international transport of waste in Europe has been gaining in importance recently. All thanks to large-scale efforts to reduce the amount of rubbish that ends up in landfill. New uses and methods of management are being found for it. Find out about the history of five countries in which waste transport has played an important role. How does our country compare? Regulations ...
The European Union is facing major changes in waste management in the coming years. Will the ambitious plans be realised?
A new year is fast approaching and with it changes to Regulation 1013/2006 (EC). What are they dictated by and what will they affect? How will this affect the waste management sector and transport companies in particular?
On the evening of 5 October, the European Union and 10 countries handed over the instruments of ratification. The formal requirements have been met. The climate agreement will enter into force on 4 November 2016, just in time for the Marrakech climate summit. The dot over the 'i' was, of course, put by the European Union. A total of 73 countries and the European Union, collectively responsible for 58.82% of global greenhouse gas emissions, have ratified the agreement....
In order to make the best use of the potential of recycling, numerous regulations have been drawn up, specifying how to deal with certain situations. However, it is important to bear in mind that, as industry evolves, so too should the rules. Recycling is no different. Next year we are facing major changes in the area of packaging waste. What...
