Deposit system – comprehensive service and advice
Operation of the deposit system - services for producers, distributors and representing entities
Pursuant to the amendment to the Act on Packaging and Packaging Waste Management and certain other acts, from 2025 a deposit system will be introduced in Poland, covering single- and reusable beverage packaging. The regulations are addressed to producers introducing drinks in packages and distributors of drinks in packages covered by a deposit and impose a number of new legal obligations on them.
Are you a manufacturer or seller and are you joining the deposit-refund system as a participant? Do you need support in implementing new obligations under the Deposit Act? Do you want to create your own deposit system?
Take advantage of the knowledge of Interzero experts . We offer professional advice for companies creating and participating in the deposit system: for producers and distributors, as well as for representing entities. We provide comprehensive service for deposit systems , including: in the field of collection and logistics of packaging and packaging waste and their management.

Watch online training on the deposit system at Interzero Academy!
Trainer: Paweł Sosnowski
- Deposit system – new obligations of entrepreneurs introducing packaged beverages and running commercial units resulting from changes to the provisions of the Act on packaging and packaging waste management
- Deposit system in Poland – what does it mean for your business?
Are you a manufacturer of beverages in packaging covered by the deposit system?
Do you know that:
- are you obliged to achieve a high statutory level of separate collection of packaging and packaging waste? In 2025 you need to collect 77% of them, and in 2029 as much as 90%,
- you must keep detailed records of packaging covered by the deposit system that you introduce to the market,
- are you obliged to put special marking on packaging subject to a deposit?
We will provide you with the implementation of statutory obligations and intuitive reporting and recording tools
We provide advisory and consulting services to companies introducing drinks in deposit-covered packaging. We also offer our clients a number of digital tools that will simplify and accelerate the implementation of legal obligations arising from the Deposit Act.
Thanks to Interzero services, you will gain:
- professional advice (including labeling of packages covered by a deposit),
- efficient settlement of deposits between participants of the deposit system (clearing),
- access to the Interzero Waste Platform – a digital tool for waste logistics management and BDO reporting,
- guarantee of access to recyclate in the amount required by law and consistent with the needs of your company,
- seamlessly achieving minimum statutory levels of separate collection and recycling of waste.
Are you a seller of drinks in packaging covered by the deposit system?
From 2025 Your responsibility is:
- concluding an agreement with at least one (and in the case of commercial space area 200m 2 – with each) entity representing in the deposit system,
- collecting a deposit when selling drinks in packaging covered by the deposit system,
- collecting empty packaging and packaging waste and returning the deposit (in the case of retail space above 200m 2 ),
- settling the costs of collecting packaging and packaging waste covered by the deposit system with the representing entity,
- recording the number of purchased, sold and returned packages covered by a deposit,
- informing consumers, among others meanings of markings, systems for returning, collecting and recycling deposited packaging.
We will provide you with solutions that facilitate waste collection and logistics and will take over the reporting obligation.
We have been providing waste logistics services for over 30 years and creating solutions that improve waste management in every company. We provide our clients with digital tools integrated with the BDO system that automate waste records. We also take over reporting obligations, eliminating the risk of errors and saving your time.
We provide sellers participating in the deposit system with:
- delivery of a selected bottle dispenser or organization of a bag system,
- packaging and packaging waste collection services covered by a deposit,
- an intuitive online platform facilitating waste collection management and reporting in the BDO system,
- comprehensive consulting, including: in the scope of fulfillment of the information obligation.
We are the exclusive distributor of Sielaff modular bottle dispensers in Poland. We offer delivery and installation of a specific bottle dispenser, local device service, inspections twice a year and an extended 5-year warranty.
Do you want to create or have you already created your own representing entity?
The Polish deposit system is organized around a representative entity that creates the deposit system, concludes contracts with producers and distributors and is responsible for the efficient functioning and implementation of the statutory obligations of its participants.
We will help you build, shape and operate a new or existing deposit system
We are a leader in the packaging recovery industry in Poland and have over 10 years of experience in comprehensive service of deposit systems in other countries. We combine international know-how with experience gained on the domestic market in waste management, waste logistics, recycling and closing the loop of raw materials. We have the support of experts from countries where the deposit system has been successfully operating for years (Germany, Croatia) and from countries where Interzero actively participates in the work on introducing the deposit system (Italy).
We offer entities representing the deposit system:
- building a deposit system from scratch tailored to the needs of participants,
- advice and consultation at every stage of creating and operating the deposit system,
- providing an operating system enabling ongoing monitoring of the number of packages in the deposit system and the funds from the deposit,
- keeping full records and taking over the reporting obligation related to the management of packaging covered by the deposit system,
- taking over the obligation to settle deposits between participants of the deposit system (clearing),
- organizing the collection of packaging and packaging waste covered by a deposit (bottle lockers, bag system),
- ensuring the logistics of the deposit system – organizing the collection of returned packaging and packaging waste from commercial units and logistics centers and their transport in a way that guarantees the safety and tightness of the system,
- preparation of packaging waste for processing (sorting, counting) and its management,
- processing waste and providing recyclate for producers participating in the deposit system.
Thanks to our services, you will ensure that producers participating in your deposit system achieve the legally required collection and recycling levels and avoid incurring costs related to paying a product fee.
PIOIRO deposit system – join the system created by Interzero experts
Since the publication of the amendment introducing the deposit system in Poland, Interzero has been actively participating in the creation of the PIOIRO deposit system . We are not just participants – our goal is to create a deposit system in accordance with the needs of our clients and based on our knowledge and practice in the functioning of the waste management system in Poland and deposit systems in other European countries.
Deposit system in Poland – frequently asked questions
In accordance with the provisions of the Deposit Act, the following packaging will be covered by the deposit in Poland:
- single-use plastic bottles for drinks with a capacity of up to 3 liters,
- reusable glass bottles for drinks with a capacity of up to 1.5 l,
- metal packaging for drinks with a capacity of up to 1 liter.
The maximum amount of the deposit is set in the Deposit Act at PLN 2.
The exact amount of the deposit for packaging covered by the deposit system will be specified in a regulation issued on the basis of the delegation contained in the Deposit Act.
If you run a retail or wholesale business that offers drinks in deposit-covered packaging, you are required to join a deposit-refund scheme at a minimum in terms of collecting a deposit. If the commercial area of this unit is over 200 m 2 , you must join the deposit system also in terms of the refund of the deposit and the collection of packaging and packaging waste covered by the deposit.
If you are a manufacturer (introducing) drinks in deposit-covered packaging, you are not legally obliged to join the deposit-refund system. However, you must take into account the fact that you will not be obliged to ensure the level of collection through the deposit system and you will have to calculate and pay the product fee yourself.
Each entity introducing drinks in packaging covered by a deposit is obliged to achieve the following levels of selective collection of packaging:
- single-use plastic bottles for drinks with a capacity of up to 3 liters:
- 77% in 2025,
- 81% in 2026,
- 84% in 2027,
- 87% in 2028,
- 90% 2 2029,
- reusable glass bottles for drinks with a capacity of up to 1.5 l:
- 77% in 2025,
- 81% in 2026,
- 84% in 2027,
- 87% in 2028,
- 90% 2 2029,
- metal packaging for drinks with a capacity of up to 1 liter:
- 77% in 2025,
- 81% in 2026,
- 84% in 2027,
- 87% in 2028,
- 90% 2 2029
Those introducing products in deposit-covered packaging who have joined the deposit-refund system and have not achieved the minimum collection levels are obliged to pay a product fee. The maximum product fee for packaging is PLN 25 per 1 kg. They pay this fee jointly and severally with the representing entity in a 50:50 ratio.
Introducers who have not joined the deposit system must independently calculate and pay the entire product fee due.
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Eco-devices
The circular economy is a concept that aims to rationalize the use of resources, reduce the negative impact of manufactured goods on the environment and reduce the amount of waste. Our eco-devices will help you maintain these standards. Check what we offer!
Are you looking for an answer to a deposit collection of packaging? Discover the perfect solution for a store or office – a bottling machine that collects and sorts PET, aluminum and glass in the highest configuration. This automated waste collection point can be adapted to the needs of a given business, in terms of the size of the machine and the fraction collected.
Functionality:
The machine is equipped with an advanced waste identification system connected to a database. Accepts up to 60 bottles or 20 cases per minute. It has a large, touchscreen LCD panel , which displays e.g. deposit due for returned packaging. Its intuitive interface will make it easy for the consumers of your commercial network to use it. The filling level of the bottling machine is monitored on an ongoing basis via the Internet. When the machine is almost full, the shop can request waste collection via a simple notification system .
Advantages of the device:
- modular design,
- speed of action,
- intuitive operation,
- Advanced packaging identification.
Recycle biodegradable waste in a circular economy! The Oklin composting machine is an innovative alternative to traditional composters . It works well where there is no space, time or desire for traditional composting. It effectively processes biodegradable waste at the place of its generation into pre-compost , which can be used for potted plants or in green areas. It will successfully replace the biowaste bin.
functionality :
The device ensures effective processing of all types of biodegradable waste and some packaging. Composting is done with AciduloTM microorganisms in just 24 hours . Composting reduces the weight and volume of waste by up to 90%. The device enables optimization of waste management costs . The device will be perfect both in the home space and in catering establishments, offices, schools and hotels. We offer several variants and sizes of the device, adapting them to the customer’s needs.
Advantages:
- Quiet and fast work,
- Nano-deodorization system that absorbs and reduces odors
- Reduction of waste volume by up to 90%.
Meet Bin-e! An intelligent bin that automatically recognizes and segregates waste into 4 fractions: plastic, paper, glass, aluminum . It will be perfect for the office or other facilities where we want to manage waste wisely. Thanks to the possibility of personalization, it will perfectly fit into your interior, but above all, it will enable your employees to segregate correctly and increase their ecological awareness .
Functionality:
Thanks to artificial intelligence, the device effectively recognizes waste and transports it to the appropriate fraction. It has a 50-inch monitor , enabling commercialization (providing advertising space). The built-in baler allows you to reduce the volume of paper and plastic, reducing the frequency of waste disposal. It is possible to monitor and analyze data in real time through a dedicated mobile application .
Advantages of the device:
- Increasing the level of recycling,
- Increasing the level of environmental awareness of your employees,
- Reduction of waste storage,
- Monitoring the amount and types of waste that goes to the bin,
- Optimization of waste disposal costs.
The quickly overflowing bins and the distribution of waste by various rodents are two of the biggest challenges in many larger cities. Our answer to this problem is the PEL waste bin system , which informs the recipient when the bin needs to be emptied. This is an award-winning solar powered trash can. The PEL Brite Bin is designed to increase waste collection efficiency and reduce carbon emissions .
Functionality:
The baskets monitor their fill level in real time and transmit this data via an online platform. Thanks to this, it reduces the number of waste collections and consequently reduces the carbon footprint . The device optionally compresses waste using a press. It is powered by a solar-charged battery for only one hour a day. It is an ideal solution for managing general and recycling waste, and thanks to the possibility of personalizing its appearance , it will perfectly fit into a given urban space.
Advantages of the device:
- real-time basket filling status monitoring,
- reduction of waste volume by up to 90%,
- reducing the number of waste collections,
- reduction of carbon dioxide emissions.
The dry waste press container is a mobile press integrated in the container. The device is designed to compact paper, cardboard, foil and other dry waste and secondary raw materials . Applicable in supermarkets, trade, industrial plants, printing houses, etc.
The press container for wet waste and municipal waste has a special mechanism built into the container, thanks to which it will quickly and effectively reduce their volume . The device is used in restaurants, hotels, hospitals, supermarkets, butchers, etc.
Functionality:
The compactor for dry waste has a unique design of an integrated press with rectilinear pistons, which make the compactors offer the highest compaction rate among all devices of this type on the market. The design of the piston also affects the convenience of using the equipment , which does not require cleaning and ensures hygienic operation . Any cleaning work behind or in front of the press plate is not necessary, thus reducing maintenance and upkeep costs.
The press-container for wet and municipal waste has a special mechanism built into the container that will quickly and effectively reduce their volume, making waste disposal much more efficient and their storage much easier . The oscillating piston ensures that the cylinders do not come into direct contact with the waste. This ensures an excellent service life and low maintenance costs . In addition, the high costs associated with cleaning the area in front of, under and behind the piston rod are eliminated. The unique design of the crushing press ensures that waste remains do not penetrate into the mechanism, and thus do not cause its degradation and do not generate difficulties during operation.
Advantages:
- reduction of maintenance and upkeep costs,
- reduction of transport and storage costs,
- effective compaction of raw materials,
- work hygiene.
More details about the dry waste compactor.
More details about the press container for wet and municipal waste.
Roto compactors allow you to compact waste and secondary raw materials directly at the place of their generation, which saves time, transport, costs and protects the environment. Cardboards, foils, polystyrene foam, municipal waste and many other types of waste are suitable for compaction. Depending on the model, an ordinary waste container with a capacity of 600 / 800 or 1100 l or a plastic bag with a capacity of 1400 l is placed in the device. Then a small roller inside the chamber crushes, tears and compacts everything it encounters, reducing the amount of waste to a minimum of its volume . Rotary compactors are used in supermarkets, hospitals, industrial plants and other places where waste accumulates.
Functionality:
The device can replace the balers used so far in many places. The rotating roller effectively intercepts, tears and compacts the waste . Operation is child’s play and intuitive – just throw the waste into the machine. Due to the specific way of operation, BERGMANN Rotocompacters can be filled continuously , without waiting for the pressing cycle and without wasting time on beam binding.
Advantages:
- saving space for waste storage,
- less waste disposal,
- wide equipment of rollers adapted to customer needs,
- simple and intuitive operation of the device.
Roll-Packer is a roller compactor for recyclable materials and waste, which is used for open containers (up to 7.5 m long). It compacts pallets, wooden crates, all kinds of bulky waste and secondary raw materials . It is used at warehouses of secondary raw materials, wholesalers, central warehouses, transshipment stations and recycling plants.
Functionality:
The device is equipped with a durable hydraulic drive. Working with the BERGMANN Roll-Packer is intuitive . After a short training, everyone is able to operate the Roll-Packer in an easy and safe way. During compaction, the container can be continuously filled . The device is offered in two types – stationary (for handling one container) and on rails (for handling more containers set in parallel).
Advantages:
- reduction of transport costs,
- reduction of CO2 emissions,
- do not require frequent maintenance,
- ideal for continuous operation.
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ekourzadrzenia@interzero.pl
+48 22 742 10 22
Company registration in BDO
Company registration in BDO | Check if it is your obligation!
Although the obligation to register in the BDO system has existed since 2018, many entrepreneurs have not yet submitted an application for entry into the Database. This can be quite a hindrance – lack of registration or incorrect registration prevents entrepreneurs from fulfilling important environmental obligations and is additionally at risk of severe penalties.
What is BDO and who does it apply to?
BDO, i.e. Database on products, packaging and waste management, is an IT system used to collect and manage data on waste management . The system also enables electronic submission of reports and keeping waste records.
An element of the system is the BDO register, which contains the entities listed in Art. 50 section 1 and art. 51 section 1. Waste Act. Some of them (mainly entities with appropriate permits, permits and licenses) obtain entry ex officio, i.e. without the need to submit an application. Other entrepreneurs are required to register with BDO before actually starting their business.

Who must register with BDO?
The obligation to register with BDO applies to both new companies and those that have been operating for many years . Therefore, all entrepreneurs who:
- generate waste and keep records of it,
- introduce packaged products, vehicles, tires, lubricating oils, batteries and accumulators to the Polish market,
- they produce or introduce packaging to the Polish market,
- make intra-Community purchases of packaging,
- introduce electrical and electronic equipment into the territory of the country,
- they run a shop or wholesaler and provide customers with plastic bags covered by a recycling fee.
A detailed catalog of entrepreneurs obliged to register with BDO is included in the Waste Act.
ATTENTION: failure to register with BDO may result in arrest or a financial penalty of up to PLN 1,000,000!
Check if you are obliged to register with BDO!
You don’t know whether you need to register with BDO? Are you afraid of penalties for missing an entry? Answer a few questions about your company’s activities and find out whether you are subject to mandatory entry into the BDO.
Send your inquiry to our expert and in response you will receive information about the necessity or lack of necessity to submit an application for registration in BDO .
Are you just starting your adventure with the BDO registry? Watch a free webinar and learn the basics of the BDO system in Poland!
How to register with BDO? Take advantage of the help of Interzero experts
The obligation to register with BDO does not have to involve burdensome formalities! Entrust them to Interzero experts – this way you will avoid problems with completing the form and the risk of returning your application for correction .
Our BDO registration service includes:
- determining the actual scope of your company’s activities,
- identifying sections to be entered and codes for waste generated,
- preparation and submission of an application for registration in BDO.
If you already run a business that requires registration, but you do not have a BDO number yet, we will help you obtain entry into the BDO after the deadline .
Trust Interzero – our experts have been supporting entrepreneurs in all formalities related to the operation of the BDO system for years. They also have extensive knowledge and extensive experience in assessing and then implementing the environmental obligations of companies from various industries. Give us your responsibilities and join the group of satisfied customers!
In 2025, a new regulation came into force (Journal of Laws 2024, item 1644), in which 5 hazardous waste codes were removed from the list of waste codes exempt from the register, including 2 strictly related to the beauty industry. Unfortunately, the exemption currently in force, which was eagerly used by entities generating small amounts of hazardous waste, will disappear. You can find out more on the website dedicated to BDO registration for the beauty industry.
Advantages of choosing registration with Interzero

Save time
We will take care of all the formalities so you don't have to worry about them.

Certainty of correct registration
We will include in the application all areas of your company's activity that require registration with BDO.

Speed of operation
We will submit your application immediately, so you will receive your BDO number as soon as possible.

Security
With us, you will avoid the risk of your application being returned for correction and severe penalties for incorrect registration in BDO.
Seamless data update in BDO thanks to Interzero
Companies entered into the BDO are obliged to update the data appearing in the register. If your company has changed:
- name,
- registered office or business address,
- range of activities
…then you should update your data in BDO! You only have 30 days to do so after changing your data, or 14 days if you have stopped carrying out activities that require entry into the BDO.
Write to us and get help in updating your data in BDO or removing it from the register. We will look at the changes that have occurred in your company and submit an appropriate application on your behalf. Do not delay – failure to submit an application to change data in BDO or to remove it from the register may result in arrest or a fine!
FAQ
Find out the answers to the most common questions about registering a company with BDO.
You must register with BDO before starting your business, which requires an entry and a BDO number . Remember that it may take up to 30 days from submitting the application to obtaining entry, so it is not worth delaying the formalities.
Registration in BDO is obligatory in the case of entities listed in Art. 50 section 1 and art. 51 section 1. Waste Act. If your company is included in Art. 50 section 1, it will be necessary to submit an application to obtain entry in the BDO. Entities referred to in Art. 50 section 1 will be entered into the register ex officio.
The catalog of entities exempt from registration in BDO is included in Art. 51 section 2 of the Waste Act. Pursuant to it, the following are not subject to entry in the BDO register:
- natural persons and organizational units other than entrepreneurs who use waste for their own needs,
- entities controlling the land surface where municipal sewage sludge is used:
- in agriculture, understood as the cultivation of all agricultural produce placed on the market, including crops intended for the production of feed,
- for growing plants intended for the production of compost,
- for growing plants not intended for consumption and for the production of feed,
- for land reclamation, including arable land,
- when adapting land to specific needs resulting from waste management plans, spatial development plans or decisions on development conditions and land development,
- entities that conduct unprofessional activities in the field of collecting packaging waste from used consumer goods, e.g. medicines and their packaging,
- entities transporting waste they generate,
- as a rule, also waste producers who are farmers who manage agricultural land below 75 ha.
Additional exemptions from the obligation to register with BDO are included in other provisions of the Waste Act and acts amending the Waste Act.
Are you wondering whether you need to register with BDO? Contact Interzero and check whether the above-mentioned exemptions also apply to your company!
The one-time cost of registration with BDO (from 2025) is PLN 200 for micro-entrepreneurs and PLN 800 for other companies. Proof of payment of the BDO registration fee must be attached to the application for entry.
Only entrepreneurs who pay the registration fee in BDO:
- introducing electrical and electronic equipment and authorized representatives,
- introducing batteries or accumulators,
- introducing cars and other vehicles,
- introducing products in packaging into the territory of the country,
- introducing tires into the territory of the country,
- introducing lubricating oils into the territory of the country,
- being producers, importers and intra-Community purchasers of packaging.
In addition to the registration fee, each of the above-mentioned entrepreneurs is obliged to pay an annual fee in an amount identical to the registration fee.
Failure to register a company in BDO on time is punishable by arrest, fine or administrative fine of up to one million zlotys . The type and amount of the penalty depend mainly on the circumstances of the case and on the company’s activity during the period in which it was already subject to the obligation to register with BDO:
- failure to apply for an entry in the register or an application to change an entry in the register is punishable by arrest or a fine,
- running a business without an entry in the BDO register may result in an administrative fine ranging from PLN 5,000 to PLN 1,000,000,
- transport of waste without entry in the BDO Register may result in an administrative fine ranging from PLN 2,000 to PLN 10,000,
- The penalty for waste management that is inconsistent with the information reported in the register is imprisonment or a fine.
If you immediately register your company with BDO and fulfill all outstanding obligations, you have a chance to avoid punishment. However, you must do this before any inspection. Write to us and describe your situation – we will help you identify your company’s obligations and complete all formalities.
You can check the BDO number of your company and any other company entered in the register using the search engine on the government website of the BDO system .
An update application should be submitted to BDO in the event of a change:
- information about the company contained in the register (e.g. company name, address of its registered office),
- scope of business activity requiring entry in the register.
Data in BDO must be updated no later than 30 days after the change occurs. If your company has ceased operations that require entry in the register, instead of an update application, you should submit an application for deletion from BDO. You have 14 days to do so, counting from the date of permanent cessation of this activity.
You can submit an update application, as well as an application to remove a company from the BDO register, in two ways:
- independently, by completing a special form available in the BDO system,
- with the help of an Interzero expert who will complete all formalities. Write to us – we will take care of the bureaucratic duties and you will gain time to develop your business!
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Preparation of documentation
Preparation of environmental documentation
Do you know that…
If you run an installation that emits gases or dust, waste, sewage into the environment, you will be obliged to obtain appropriate permits or notifications.
If you operate an installation that belongs to a group that may cause significant pollution of individual natural elements or the environment as a whole, you will be obliged to obtain an integrated permit.
If you are an Entrepreneur who intends to conduct an investment affecting the environment in accordance with the provisions of the Regulation of the Council of Ministers of September 10, 2019. regarding projects that may have a significant impact on the environment, you will be obliged to obtain a decision on the environmental conditions for the implementation of the project.

Our specialists will prepare a comprehensive application, including documentation, and will participate in the proceedings. Thanks to our specialists, you will navigate through the maze of legal complexities of administrative bodies without unnecessary stress!
We prepare applications with documentation to obtain:
- integrated permits,
- permits for releasing gases and dust into the air,
- water and legal permits,
- permits for waste generation,
- permits for waste processing and collection,
- issue notifications.
We also prepare project information sheets and reports on environmental impact.
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Training
Environmental training
We organize training in the field of broadly understood environmental protection dedicated to entrepreneurs from various industries, both remotely and stationary.
You can take advantage of training organized by Interzero in 3 ways:
- By joining live webinars
- By signing up for a dedicated stationary training organized especially for your company
Live online training - remote meeting with an expert in real time
Interzero webinars are held on average once a month remotely. The topics discussed during the meetings concern general environmental issues and new legal regulations that may apply to your business. These are usually 2-hour meetings with an Interzero (or external) expert who discusses the issues and answers participants’ questions from the chat. It is a convenient and interactive form of training that you can complete while working or on vacation without having to leave home. After completing the training, you will receive a certificate confirming the acquired skills and a training presentation. You will learn about the upcoming training on our social networks: LinkedIn and on the Interzero website in news: https://interzero.pl/aktualnosci/
Take advantage of on-site training dedicated to your company
As Interzero, we will be happy to train your entire team on a selected environmental topic. The exact scope of training, method and place of conducting the training can be individually determined by the client according to his needs. Contact us to arrange the details of the stationary training.
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Environmental outsourcing
Environmental outsourcing – comprehensive service for companies in the field of environmental protection
Dynamic changes in environmental protection regulations result in new legal obligations being imposed on entrepreneurs and the need to adapt the company’s activities to subsequent standards and regulations. The response to the challenges posed by the legislator is the Interzero environmental outsourcing service, which provides comprehensive services for companies in the field of environmental protection.
- Constant support from experts in environmental protection
- Reducing the costs of environmental protection activities
- The scope of activities tailored to the needs of your company
- Minimizing the risk associated with changes in environmental regulations
- Saving time and resources of employees and management staff
Environmental outsourcing – a response to dynamic changes in environmental regulations
Constantly changing environmental regulations and the multitude of acts and implementing acts may raise doubts among entrepreneurs regarding the state of implementation of environmental obligations in the company. A safe and more effective alternative to implementing environmental obligations within the company’s structures is environmental outsourcing – a service that involves entrusting these obligations to an external company – Interzero.
Outsourcing environmental protection activities is the best way to ensure that your company performs all environmental obligations professionally and reliably. Completing these tasks by experts with extensive knowledge and many years of experience will ease the burden on your company’s employees during inspections by the Provincial Inspectorate of Environmental Protection, minimize the risk of potential, severe sanctions and optimize environmental protection expenses.

Benefits of constant company service in the field of environmental protection
By entrusting environmental protection outsourcing to Interzero experts, you will gain:
- A comprehensive environmental audit of the company carried out after the start of cooperation – the possibility of detecting deficiencies and implementing the recovery plan agreed with the client.
- Interzero’s takeover of environmental obligations and responsibility for their implementation.
- Reduction of operating and employment costs – constant access to expert knowledge without the need to create positions or teams responsible for environmental protection and incurring expenses on training and updating knowledge.
- Notifications about new environmental regulations and legal changes important from the company’s point of view – a chance to adapt the company’s activities to new legal requirements in advance and with the support of experts.
- A chance to focus on key aspects of the company’s operations, i.e. revenue areas, not cost areas.
- Increasing the effectiveness of ecological activities thanks to the use of optimal solutions tailored to the needs and specificity of the company.
- Minimizing the risk resulting from the lack of qualified staff or ignorance – environmental protection is a highly specialized area. Entrusting them to external, qualified experts allows you to minimize the risk of failure to fulfill or improper implementation of environmental obligations, which may result in a high fine.
- Possibility to improve the company’s performance in environmental and social ESG areas by optimizing environmental protection activities.
Environmental outsourcing for companies of all sizes and industries
Our environmental outsourcing service is addressed to all companies with environmental legal obligations. Interzero experts have many years of experience in serving companies from various industries and sectors. We cooperate both with small enterprises that do not have internal positions related to environmental protection, as well as with large, chain entities in which departments or teams of experts for environmental protection have been operating for a long time. environmental protection.
Environmental outsourcing activities
Interzero environmental outsourcing is a permanent cooperation, the scope of which is always adjusted to the expectations and needs of the entrepreneur. As part of environmental outsourcing, we provide our clients with a wide range of services:
- Ongoing advice and consulting in all areas related to environmental protection.
- Supervision of compliance of conducted activities with applicable environmental regulations.
- Representation during inspections and audits carried out by external entities and preparation of documentation and explanations necessary during the inspection.
- Comprehensive support in implementing audit recommendations.
- Supervision of the records kept.
- Communication with administrative authorities on all matters related to environmental protection.
- Fulfillment of the reporting obligation – preparing and submitting to administrative authorities reports required by law (KOBiZE, PRTR), declarations and summaries regarding broadly understood environmental protection.
- Preparing applications, reports and studies necessary to obtain administrative decisions regulating the scope of the company’s impact on the natural environment.
- Supervision of research and measurements of environmental factors conducted by accredited external entities.
A scope of environmental outsourcing tailored to your needs
We offer both comprehensive takeover of all the company’s environmental activities and responsibilities, as well as focusing on selected areas related to environmental protection. We also provide outsourcing in the form of permanent consulting and advisory services to entities that have internal departments dealing with environmental protection.
The detailed scope of environmental outsourcing depends, among others, on: on the number of environmental obligations imposed on the company, the type of permits and permits obtained in the area of environmental protection or deficiencies revealed during the initial audit.
Meet Interzero – your experts for environmental protection
For over 30 years, we have been supporting entrepreneurs in their environmental protection activities, providing services and solutions tailored to their needs. We advise, take over environmental responsibilities and serve entities of all sizes and industries in the areas of waste management, environmental law and recycling.
Since 2006 we fulfill for our clients the obligations imposed by the Act on the obligations of entrepreneurs regarding the management of certain waste and on the product and deposit fee. Our experts have extensive knowledge and many years of experience in environmental protection. Thanks to these competences, they support companies in functioning in a reality shaped by extended producer responsibility. Over 9,500 entities have already trusted us – contact us and join the group of satisfied customers!

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Businesses in the Circular Economy: A Detailed Analysis
The pursuit of sustainable development is not only a moral responsibility, but also the key to long-term success for businesses. In times of climate crisis and growing customer and investor expectations, companies must take active steps to reduce their impact on the environment. The transformation towards a circular economy (CE) is becoming a priority, offering numerous business benefits such as cost reduction, reputation improvement and increased innovation. These are the conclusions of our latest study ” Circular Economy Businesses: A Detailed Analysis” .
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…. znacząca większość przedsiębiorstw chce wdrażać zrównoważone inicjatywy lub już rozpoczęła ten proces? Takie deklaracje złożyło od 71,1 do 84,9% managerów reprezentujących średnie i duże firmy z 6 europejskich krajów. Wzrost społecznej świadomości dotyczącej stylu życia i wzorców konsumpcji sprawia, że przedsiębiorcy, instytucje i organy państwa zaczynają dostrzegać konieczność nieuchronnej zmiany strategii i obrania nowego
kierunku.
ONLY 4% OF COMPANIES WILL NOT INVEST IN SUSTAINABILITY
More than 4 in 10 companies (41.8% of managers surveyed by Interzero) will invest up to €150,000 in sustainability over the next three years (23.9% up to €50,000 and 17.9% up to €150,000). More than half (53.9%) will spend more than €150,000, and more than 2 in 10 (24%) more than €500,000.
What motivates companies to implement sustainable solutions?

Process efficiency is the main driver of implementing sustainable initiatives, followed by communication considerations and the company’s image in the eyes of stakeholders. Taking these motivations into account, the rest of the analysis focused on a group of companies selected due to the type of sustainable initiatives they undertake. For this purpose, an in-depth analysis was carried out, which showed that the most widespread practice is the verification of compliance of the conducted activities with environmental protection regulations (72% of companies).
How do we minimize the negative impact on the environment?
Understood in this way, limiting the impact of a company’s activities on the environment is a valuable competitive advantage. Among the actions taken to achieve this goal, respondents most often declared reducing emissions, optimizing waste management, avoiding plastic, eco-designing packaging and developing an effective ESG strategy.

Interzero Research: Status, Needs and Trends in the Circular Economy
Interzero supports companies in adapting to sustainable business models through comprehensive consulting and innovative environmental solutions. Our report presents the results of a study on sustainable development trends, market expectations and related business decisions of medium and large enterprises in Europe. Six countries were analysed: Italy, Austria, Poland, Slovenia, Croatia and Serbia.
The aim of our study was to:
- Understanding and analyzing market trends in the circular economy and sustainable development
- to investigate possible barriers to the application of best practices in the individual countries covered by the study
- to investigate the main sustainability needs of medium and large companies in the countries covered by the study and to analyse their readiness to adopt sustainable business models
- creating a reference point for the state of development of ecological transformation in business models at the European level by summarizing data obtained from all analyzed countries

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Waste catalog – waste classification and codes in accordance with BDO
Waste catalog – waste classification and codes in accordance with BDO
Provisions of the Act of December 14, 2012 on waste impose on many entrepreneurs the obligation to keep qualitative and quantitative records of waste. To fulfill this obligation, it is necessary to know the waste codes that are included in the waste catalogue. You can also use the waste catalog when ordering waste collection and when issuing KPO at BDO.
A waste catalog is a must-have for every entrepreneur generating waste
Pursuant to applicable regulations, entrepreneurs are obliged to manage post-industrial or production waste generated as a result of the company’s activities. The multitude of types of this waste is a significant challenge for people managing waste management – it is crucial to assign appropriate waste codes to waste, which will allow for their correct recording, disposal or recovery.
Below we present the current catalog of waste, systematized according to groups and subgroups, with an indication of hazardous waste.
Enter the name or code of the waste:
| Code 1) | Groups, subgroups and types of waste | |
| 1 | 2 | |
| 01 | Wastes generated during the exploration, extraction, physical and chemical processing of ores and other minerals | |
| 01 01 | Waste from mineral extraction | |
| 01 01 01 | Wastes from metal ore extraction (excluding 01 01 80) | |
| 01 01 02 | Wastes from the extraction of minerals other than metal ores | |
| 01 01 80 | Rock waste from copper, zinc and lead mining | |
| 01 03 | Wastes from physical and chemical processing of metal ores | |
| 01 03 04* | Wastes from the processing of sulphide ores causing spontaneous acidification of the environment during storage | |
| 01 03 05* | Other tailings containing hazardous substances (excluding 01 03 80) | |
| 01 03 06 | Tailings other than those mentioned in 01 03 04, 01 03 05, 01 03 80 and 01 03 81 | |
| 01 03 07* | Other waste containing hazardous substances from physical and chemical processing of metal ores | |
| 01 03 08 | Dust and powder waste other than that mentioned in 01 03 07 | |
| 01 03 09 | Red mud from alumina production other than that mentioned in 01 03 07 | |
| 01 03 80* | Wastes from flotation enrichment of non-ferrous metal ores containing hazardous substances | |
| 01 03 81 | Wastes from flotation enrichment of non-ferrous metal ores other than those mentioned in 01 03 80 | |
| 01 03 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 01 04 | Wastes from physical and chemical processing of minerals other than metal ores | |
| 01 04 07* | Wastes containing hazardous substances from physical and chemical processing of minerals other than metal ores | |
| 01 04 08 | Gravel waste or crushed rocks other than those mentioned in 01 04 07 | |
| 01 04 09 | Waste sands and clays | |
| 01 04 10 | Dust and powder waste other than that mentioned in 01 04 07 | |
| 01 04 11 | Wastes from the enrichment of rock salt and potash other than those mentioned in 01 04 07 | |
| 01 04 12 | Wastes from washing and cleaning of minerals other than those mentioned in 01 04 07 and 01 04 11 | |
| 01 04 13 | Wastes from cutting and shaping rocks other than those mentioned in 01 04 07 | |
| 01 04 80* | Wastes from flotation enrichment of coal containing hazardous substances | |
| 01 04 81 | Wastes from flotation of coal other than those mentioned in 01 04 80 | |
| 01 04 82* | Wastes from flotation enrichment of sulfur ores containing hazardous substances | |
| 01 04 83 | Wastes from flotation enrichment of sulphur ores other than those mentioned in 01 04 82 | |
| 01 04 84* | Wastes from the flotation enrichment of phosphorus ores (phosphites, apatites) containing substances | dangerous |
| 01 04 85 | Wastes from flotation enrichment of phosphorus ores (phosphites, apatites) other than those mentioned in 01 04 84 | |
| 01 04 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 01 05 | Drilling fluids and other drilling waste | |
| 01 05 04 | Drilling fluids and waste from freshwater drilling | |
| 01 05 05* | Oil-containing drilling fluids and wastes | |
| 01 05 06* | Drilling fluids and waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 01 05 07 | Barite-containing drilling muds and wastes other than those mentioned in 01 05 05 and 01 05 06 | |
| 01 05 08 | Drilling muds containing chlorides and wastes other than those mentioned in 01 05 05 and 01 05 06 | |
| 01 05 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 02 | Waste from agriculture, horticulture, hydroponics, fishing, forestry, hunting and food processing | |
| 02 01 | Waste from agriculture, horticulture, hydroponics, forestry, hunting and fishing | |
| 02 01 01 | Deposits from washing and cleaning | |
| 02 01 02 | Waste animal tissue | |
| 02 01 03 | Waste plant matter | |
| 02 01 04 | Plastic waste (excluding packaging) | |
| 02 01 06 | Animal excrement | |
| 02 01 07 | Forest waste | |
| 02 01 08* | Agrochemical waste containing hazardous substances, including plant protection products of toxicity class I and II (very toxic and toxic) | |
| 02 01 09 | Agrochemical waste other than those mentioned in 02 01 08 | |
| 02 01 10 | Metal waste | |
| 02 01 80* | Dead animals, animals slaughtered out of necessity, and waste animal tissue exhibiting hazardous properties | |
| 02 01 81 | Dead animals and animal tissue waste constituting specific and high risk material other than those mentioned in 02 01 80 | |
| 02 01 82 | Animals that died and were slaughtered out of necessity | |
| 02 01 83 | Waste from hydroponics | |
| 02 01 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 02 02 | Waste from the preparation and processing of food products of animal origin | |
| 02 02 01 | Waste from washing and preparing raw materials | |
| 02 02 02 | Waste animal tissue | |
| 02 02 03 | Raw materials and products not suitable for consumption or processing | |
| 02 02 04 | Sediments from industrial sewage treatment plants | |
| 02 02 80* | Waste animal tissue exhibiting hazardous properties | |
| 02 02 81 | Animal tissue waste constituting specific and high risk material, including waste from the production of meat and bone feed other than those mentioned in 02 02 80 | |
| 02 02 82 | Wastes from fish meal production other than those mentioned in 02 02 80 | |
| 02 02 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 02 03 | Wastes from the preparation and processing of food products and additives and waste of plant origin, including waste from fruit, vegetables, cereal products, edible oils, cocoa, coffee, tea and the preparation and processing of tobacco, yeast and yeast extract production, molasses preparation and fermentation (excluding 02 07) | |
| 02 03 01 | Sludges from washing, cleaning, peeling, centrifuging and separation of raw materials | |
| 02 03 02 | Preservative waste | |
| 02 03 03 | Post-extraction waste | |
| 02 03 04 | Raw materials and products not suitable for consumption or processing | |
| 02 03 05 | Sediments from industrial sewage treatment plants | |
| 02 03 80 | Bagasse, sludge and other waste from processing plant products (excluding 02 03 81) | |
| 02 03 81 | Waste from plant feed production | |
| 02 03 82 | Tobacco waste | |
| 02 03 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 02 04 | Waste from the sugar industry | |
| 02 04 01 | Sediments from cleaning and washing beets | |
| 02 04 02 | Non-standard calcium carbonate and sugar chalk (defecation lime) | |
| 02 04 03 | Sediments from industrial sewage treatment plants | |
| 02 04 80 | Sweet | |
| 02 04 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 02 05 | Dairy industry waste | |
| 02 05 01 | Raw materials and products unsuitable for consumption or processing | |
| 02 05 02 | Sediments from industrial sewage treatment plants | |
| 02 05 80 | Waste whey | |
| 02 05 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 02 06 | Waste from the bakery and confectionery industry | |
| 02 06 01 | Raw materials and products unsuitable for consumption and processing | |
| 02 06 02 | Preservative waste | |
| 02 06 03 | Sediments from industrial sewage treatment plants | |
| 02 06 80 | Unusable food fats | |
| 02 06 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 02 07 | Wastes from the production of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages (excluding coffee, tea and cocoa) | |
| 02 07 01 | Waste from washing, cleaning and mechanical grinding of raw materials | |
| 02 07 02 | Waste from spirit distillation | |
| 02 07 03 | Waste from chemical processes | |
| 02 07 04 | Raw materials and products not suitable for consumption or processing | |
| 02 07 05 | Sediments from industrial sewage treatment plants | |
| 02 07 80 | Pomace, must and fermentation sediments, decoctions | |
| 02 07 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 03 | Waste from wood processing and from the production of panels and furniture, pulp, paper and cardboard | |
| 03 01 | Waste from wood processing and from the production of boards and furniture | |
| 03 01 01 | Bark and cork waste | |
| 03 01 04* | Sawdust, shavings, offcuts, wood, chipboard and veneer containing hazardous substances | |
| 03 01 05 | Sawdust, shavings, cuttings, wood, chipboard and veneer other than those mentioned in 03 01 04 | |
| 03 01 80* | Wastes from chemical wood processing containing hazardous substances | |
| 03 01 81 | Wastes from chemical treatment of wood other than those mentioned in 03 01 80 | |
| 03 01 82 | Sediments from industrial sewage treatment plants | |
| 03 01 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 03 02 | Waste generated during wood preservation | |
| 03 02 01* | Wood preservation and impregnation agents free from organochlorine compounds | |
| 03 02 02* | Wood preservatives and impregnation agents containing organochlorine compounds | |
| 03 02 03* | Metal-organic agents for wood preservation and impregnation | |
| 03 02 04* | Inorganic wood preservatives and impregnation agents | |
| 03 02 05* | Other wood preservation and impregnation agents containing hazardous substances | |
| 03 02 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 03 03 | Waste from the production and processing of pulp, paper and cardboard | |
| 03 03 01 | Bark and wood waste | |
| 03 03 02 | Sediments and sludges from sulphite pulp production (including green liquor sediments) | |
| 03 03 05 | Sludge from deinking of waste paper | |
| 03 03 07 | Mechanically separated rejects from waste paper and cardboard processing | |
| 03 03 08 | Waste from paper and cardboard sorting intended for recycling | |
| 03 03 09 | Decontamination sludge waste | |
| 03 03 10 | Fiber waste, fiber, filler and coating sludge from mechanical separation | |
| 03 03 11 | Sludge from on-site sewage treatment plants other than those mentioned in 03 03 10 | |
| 03 03 80 | Sludges from hypochlorite or chlorine bleaching processes | |
| 03 03 81 | Sludges from other bleaching processes | |
| 03 03 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 04 | Waste from the leather, fur and textile industries | |
| 04 01 | Waste from the leather and fur industry | |
| 04 01 01 | Fleshing waste (fleshings and calcium splits) | |
| 04 01 02 | Liming waste | |
| 04 01 03* | Degreasing waste containing solvents (without liquid phase) | |
| 04 01 04 | Tanning wort containing chromium | |
| 04 01 05 | Chromium-free tanning wort | |
| 04 01 06 | Sediments containing chromium, especially from industrial sewage treatment plants | |
| 04 01 07 | Chromium-free sludge, especially from industrial sewage treatment plants | |
| 04 01 08 | Tanned leather waste containing chromium (shavings, shavings, leather grinding dust) | |
| 04 01 09 | Waste from polishing and finishing | |
| 04 01 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 04 02 | Waste from the textile industry | |
| 04 02 09 | Waste of composite materials (e.g. impregnated fabrics, elastomers, plastomers) | |
| 04 02 10 | Organic substances from natural products (e.g. fats, waxes) | |
| 04 02 14* | Finishing wastes containing organic solvents | |
| 04 02 15 | Wastes from finishing other than those mentioned in 04 02 14 | |
| 04 02 16* | Dyes and pigments containing hazardous substances | |
| 04 02 17 | Dyes and pigments other than those mentioned in 04 02 16 | |
| 04 02 19* | Waste from industrial sewage treatment plants containing hazardous substances | |
| 04 02 20 | Wastes from on-site sewage treatment plants other than those mentioned in 04 02 19 | |
| 04 02 21 | Waste from unprocessed textile fibres | |
| 04 02 22 | Waste from processed textile fibres | |
| 04 02 80 | Waste from wet processing of textile products | |
| 04 02 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 05 | Wastes from petroleum processing, natural gas purification and pyrolytic processing of coal | |
| 05 01 | Waste from processing (e.g. refining) crude oil | |
| 05 01 02* | Desalination sludge | |
| 05 01 03* | Sediments from the bottom of reservoirs | |
| 05 01 04* | Acidic sludges from alkylation processes | |
| 05 01 05* | Oil spills | |
| 05 01 06* | Oily deposits from maintenance of installations or devices | |
| 05 01 07* | Acid tars | |
| 05 01 08* | Other tars | |
| 05 01 09* | Sediments from industrial sewage treatment plants containing hazardous substances | |
| 05 01 10 | Sludge from on-site sewage treatment plants other than those mentioned in 05 01 09 | |
| 05 01 11* | Wastes from alkaline fuel cleaning | |
| 05 01 12* | Crude oil containing acids | |
| 05 01 13 | Sediments from boiler water treatment | |
| 05 01 14 | Waste from cooling columns | |
| 05 01 15* | Used natural filter materials (e.g. clays, silts) | |
| 05 01 16 | Sulfur-containing waste from petroleum desulfurization | |
| 05 01 17 | Bitumen | |
| 05 01 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 05 06 | Waste from pyrolytic processing of coal | |
| 05 06 01* | Acid tars | |
| 05 06 03* | Other tars | |
| 05 06 04 | Waste from cooling columns | |
| 05 06 80* | Liquid waste containing phenols | |
| 05 06 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 05 07 | Wastes from purification and transportation of natural gas | |
| 05 07 01* | Sediments containing mercury | |
| 05 07 02 | Sulphur-containing waste | |
| 05 07 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 06 | Wastes from the production, preparation, circulation and use of inorganic chemical industry products | |
| 06 01 | Wastes from the production, preparation, trade and use of inorganic acids | |
| 06 01 01* | Sulfuric and sulfurous acid | |
| 06 01 02* | Hydrochloric acid | |
| 06 01 03* | Hydrofluoric acid | |
| 06 01 04* | Phosphoric and phosphorous acid | |
| 06 01 05* | Nitric and nitrous acid | |
| 06 01 06* | Other acids | |
| 06 01 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 06 02 | Wastes from the production, preparation, trade and use of hydroxides | |
| 06 02 01* | Calcium hydroxide | |
| 06 02 03* | Ammonium hydroxide | |
| 06 02 04* | Sodium and potassium hydroxide | |
| 06 02 05* | Other hydroxides | |
| 06 02 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 06 03 | Wastes from the production, preparation, trade and use of salts and their solutions and metal oxides | |
| 06 03 11* | Salts and solutions containing cyanides | |
| 06 03 13* | Salts and solutions containing heavy metals | |
| 06 03 14 | Salts and solutions other than those mentioned in 06 03 11 and 06 03 13 | |
| 06 03 15* | Metal oxides containing heavy metals | |
| 06 03 16 | Metal oxides other than those mentioned in 06 03 15 | |
| 06 03 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 06 04 | Wastes containing metals other than those mentioned in 06 03 | |
| 06 04 03* | Wastes containing arsenic | |
| 06 04 04* | Waste containing mercury | |
| 06 04 05* | Waste containing other heavy metals | |
| 06 04 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 06 05 | Sediments from industrial sewage treatment plants | |
| 06 05 02* | Sediments from industrial sewage treatment plants containing hazardous substances | |
| 06 05 03 | Sludge from on-site sewage treatment plants other than those mentioned in 06 05 02 | |
| 06 06 | Wastes from the production, preparation, trade and use of sulphur compounds and from chemical sulphur processing and desulphurisation processes | |
| 06 06 02* | Wastes containing hazardous sulphides | |
| 06 06 03 | Wastes containing sulphides other than those mentioned in 06 06 02 | |
| 06 06 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 06 07 | Wastes from the production, preparation, trade and use of halogens and from chemical processes of chlorine processing | |
| 06 07 01* | Asbestos waste from electrolysis | |
| 06 07 02* | Activated carbon from chlorine production | |
| 06 07 03* | Barium sulfate deposits containing mercury | |
| 06 07 04* | Solutions and acids (e.g. sulfuric acid) | |
| 06 07 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 06 08 | Wastes from the production, preparation, trade and use of silicon and silicon derivatives | |
| 06 08 02* | Waste containing hazardous silicones | |
| 06 08 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 06 09 | Wastes from the production, preparation, trade and use of phosphorus chemicals and from chemical phosphorus processing | |
| 06 09 02 | Phosphorus slag | |
| 06 09 03* | Post-reaction waste of calcium compounds containing or contaminated with hazardous substances | |
| 06 09 04 | Reaction wastes of calcium compounds other than those mentioned in 06 09 03 and 06 09 80 | |
| 06 09 80 | Phosphogypsum | |
| 06 09 81 | Phosphogypsum mixed with slag, bottom ash and boiler dust (excluding boiler dust mentioned in 10 01 04) | |
| 06 09 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 06 10 | Wastes from the production, preparation, trade and use of nitrogen chemicals, from chemical nitrogen processing and from the production of nitrogen and other fertilizers | |
| 06 10 02* | Waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 06 10 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 06 11 | Waste from the production of pigments and inorganic opacifiers | |
| 06 11 01 | Post-reaction waste of calcium compounds from titanium dioxide production | |
| 06 11 80 | Wastes from the production of zirconium compounds | |
| 06 11 81 | Wastes from the production of chromium compounds | |
| 06 11 82 | Wastes from the production of cobalt compounds | |
| 06 11 83 | Waste iron sulphate | |
| 06 11 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 06 13 | Wastes from other inorganic chemical processes | |
| 06 13 01* | Inorganic plant protection products (e.g. pesticides), wood preservatives and other biocides | |
| 06 13 02* | Spent activated carbon (excluding 06 07 02) | |
| 06 13 03 | Clean soot | |
| 06 13 04* | Asbestos processing waste | |
| 06 13 05* | Carbon black containing or contaminated with hazardous substances | |
| 06 13 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 07 | Wastes from the production, preparation, circulation and use of organic chemical industry products | |
| 07 01 | Wastes from the production, preparation, circulation and use of basic products of the organic chemical industry | |
| 07 01 01* | Rinse waters and mother liquors | |
| 07 01 03* | Organohalogenated solvents, washing solutions and mother liquors | |
| 07 01 04* | Other organic solvents, washing liquids and mother liquors | |
| 07 01 07* | Distillation and reaction residues containing halogen compounds | |
| 07 01 08* | Other distillation and reaction residues | |
| 07 01 09* | Spent sorbents and post-filtration sediments containing halogen compounds | |
| 07 01 10* | Other used sorbents and filter cakes | |
| 07 01 11* | Sediments from industrial sewage treatment plants containing hazardous substances | |
| 07 01 12 | Sludge from on-site sewage treatment plants other than those mentioned in 07 01 11 | |
| 07 01 80 | Carbide lime free from dangerous substances (other than those mentioned in 07 01 08) | |
| 07 01 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 07 02 | Wastes from the production, preparation, trade and use of plastics, rubbers and synthetic fibres | |
| 07 02 01* | Wash waters and mother liquors | |
| 07 02 03* | Organohalogenated solvents, washing solutions and mother liquors | |
| 07 02 04* | Other organic solvents, washing liquids and mother liquors | |
| 07 02 07* | Distillation and reaction residues containing halogen compounds | |
| 07 02 08* | Other distillation and reaction residues | |
| 07 02 09* | Spent sorbents and post-filtration sediments containing halogen compounds | |
| 07 02 10* | Other used sorbents and filter cakes | |
| 07 02 11* | Sediments from industrial sewage treatment plants containing hazardous substances | |
| 07 02 12 | Sludge from on-site sewage treatment plants other than those mentioned in 07 02 11 | |
| 07 02 13 | Plastic waste | |
| 07 02 14* | Waste from additives containing hazardous substances (e.g. plasticizers, stabilizers) | |
| 07 02 15 | Wastes from additives other than those mentioned in 07 02 14 | |
| 07 02 16* | Waste containing hazardous silicones | |
| 07 02 17 | Wastes containing silicones other than those mentioned in 07 02 16 | |
| 07 02 80 | Waste from the rubber industry and rubber production | |
| 07 02 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 07 03 | Wastes from the production, preparation, supply and use of organic dyes and pigments (excluding subgroup 06 11) | |
| 07 03 01* | Wash waters and mother liquors | |
| 07 03 03* | Organohalogenated solvents, washing solutions and mother liquors | |
| 07 03 04* | Other organic solvents, washing liquids and mother liquors | |
| 07 03 07* | Distillation and reaction residues containing halogen compounds | |
| 07 03 08* | Other distillation and reaction residues | |
| 07 03 09* | Spent sorbents and post-filtration sediments containing halogen compounds | |
| 07 03 10* | Other used sorbents and filter cakes | |
| 07 03 11* | Sediments from industrial sewage treatment plants containing hazardous substances | |
| 07 03 12 | Sludge from on-site sewage treatment plants other than those mentioned in 07 03 11 | |
| 07 03 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 07 04 | Wastes from the production, formulation, supply and use of organic plant protection products (except 02 01 08 and 02 01 09), wood preservatives (except 03 02) and other biocides | |
| 07 04 01* | Wash waters and mother liquors | |
| 07 04 03* | Organohalogenated solvents, washing solutions and mother liquors | |
| 07 04 04* | Other organic solvents, washing liquids and mother liquors | |
| 07 04 07* | Distillation and reaction residues containing halogen compounds | |
| 07 04 08* | Other distillation and reaction residues | |
| 07 04 09* | Spent sorbents and post-filtration sediments containing halogen compounds | |
| 07 04 10* | Other used sorbents and filter cakes | |
| 07 04 11* | Sediments from industrial sewage treatment plants containing hazardous substances | |
| 07 04 12 | Sludge from on-site sewage treatment plants other than those mentioned in 07 04 11 | |
| 07 04 13* | Solid waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 07 04 80* | Outdated plant protection products of toxicity class I and II (very toxic and toxic) | |
| 07 04 81 | Outdated plant protection products other than those mentioned in 07 04 80 | |
| 07 04 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 07 05 | Wastes from the production, preparation, circulation and use of pharmaceuticals | |
| 07 05 01* | Rinse waters and mother liquors | |
| 07 05 03* | Organohalogenated solvents, washing solutions and mother liquors | |
| 07 05 04* | Other organic solvents, washing liquids and mother liquors | |
| 07 05 07* | Distillation and reaction residues containing halogen compounds | |
| 07 05 08* | Other distillation and reaction residues | |
| 07 05 09* | Spent sorbents and post-filtration sediments containing halogen compounds | |
| 07 05 10* | Other used sorbents and filter cakes | |
| 07 05 11* | Sediments from industrial sewage treatment plants containing hazardous substances | |
| 07 05 12 | Sludge from on-site sewage treatment plants other than those mentioned in 07 05 11 | |
| 07 05 13* | Solid waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 07 05 14 | Solid waste other than that mentioned in 07 05 13 | |
| 07 05 80* | Liquid waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 07 05 81 | Liquid waste other than that mentioned in 07 05 80 | |
| 07 05 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 07 06 | Wastes from the production, preparation, trade and use of fats, greases, soaps, detergents, disinfectants and cosmetics | |
| 07 06 01* | Wash waters and mother liquors | |
| 07 06 03* | Organohalogenated solvents, washing solutions and mother liquors | |
| 07 06 04* | Other organic solvents, washing liquids and mother liquors | |
| 07 06 07* | Distillation and reaction residues containing halogen compounds | |
| 07 06 08* | Other distillation and reaction residues | |
| 07 06 09* | Spent sorbents and post-filtration sediments containing halogen compounds | |
| 07 06 10* | Other used sorbents and filter cakes | |
| 07 06 11* | Sediments from industrial sewage treatment plants containing hazardous substances | |
| 07 06 12 | Sludge from on-site sewage treatment plants other than those mentioned in 07 06 11 | |
| 07 06 80 | Bleaching earth from oil refining | |
| 07 06 81 | Returns of cosmetics and samples | |
| 07 06 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 07 07 | Wastes from the production, preparation, trade and use of other chemical products not mentioned | |
| 07 07 01* | Wash waters and mother liquors | |
| 07 07 03* | Organohalogenated solvents, washing solutions and mother liquors | |
| 07 07 04* | Other organic solvents, washing liquids and mother liquors | |
| 07 07 07* | Distillation and reaction residues containing halogen compounds | |
| 07 07 08* | Other distillation and reaction residues | |
| 07 07 09* | Spent sorbents and post-filtration sediments containing halogen compounds | |
| 07 07 10* | Other used sorbents and filter cakes | |
| 07 07 11* | Sediments from industrial sewage treatment plants containing hazardous substances | |
| 07 07 12 | Sludge from on-site sewage treatment plants other than those mentioned in 07 07 11 | |
| 07 07 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 08 | Wastes from the production, preparation, trade and use of protective coatings (paints, varnishes, ceramic enamels), putty, adhesives, sealants and printing inks | |
| 08 01 | Wastes from the production, preparation, circulation, use and disposal of paints and varnishes | |
| 08 01 11* | Paint and varnish waste containing organic solvents or other hazardous substances | |
| 08 01 12 | Paint and varnish waste other than those mentioned in 08 01 11 | |
| 08 01 13* | Paint and varnish removal sludge containing organic solvents or other hazardous substances | |
| 08 01 14 | Sludges from paint and varnish removal other than those mentioned in 08 01 13 | |
| 08 01 15* | Aqueous sludges containing paints and varnishes containing organic solvents or other hazardous substances | |
| 08 01 16 | Aqueous sludges containing paints and varnishes other than those mentioned in 08 01 15 | |
| 08 01 17* | Waste from paint and varnish removal containing organic solvents or other hazardous substances | |
| 08 01 18 | Wastes from paint and varnish removal other than those mentioned in 08 01 17 | |
| 08 01 19* | Aqueous suspensions of paints or varnishes containing organic solvents or other hazardous substances | |
| 08 01 20 | Aqueous suspensions of paints or varnishes other than those mentioned in 08 01 19 | |
| 08 01 21* | Paint or varnish remover | |
| 08 01 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 08 02 | Wastes from the production, preparation, trade and use of other coatings (including ceramic materials) | |
| 08 02 01 | Coating powder waste | |
| 08 02 02 | Water sludges containing ceramic materials | |
| 08 02 03 | Aqueous suspensions containing ceramic materials | |
| 08 02 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 08 03 | Wastes from the production, preparation, circulation and use of printing inks | |
| 08 03 07 | Water sludge containing printing inks | |
| 08 03 08 | Liquid waste containing printing inks | |
| 08 03 12* | Printing ink waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 08 03 13 | Waste printing inks other than those mentioned in 08 03 12 | |
| 08 03 14* | Printing ink sludge containing hazardous substances | |
| 08 03 15 | Printing ink sludges other than those mentioned in 08 03 14 | |
| 08 03 16* | Used pickling solutions | |
| 08 03 17* | Waste printer toner containing hazardous substances | |
| 08 03 18 | Waste printer toner other than that mentioned in 08 03 17 | |
| 08 03 19* | Dispersed oil containing hazardous substances | |
| 08 03 80 | Dispersed oil other than that mentioned in 08 03 19 | |
| 08 03 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 08 04 | Wastes from the production, preparation, trade and use of adhesives and sealants (including waterproofing agents) | |
| 08 04 09* | Waste adhesives and sealants containing organic solvents or other hazardous substances | |
| 08 04 10 | Waste adhesives and sealants other than those mentioned in 08 04 09 | |
| 08 04 11* | Deposits from adhesives and sealants containing organic solvents or other hazardous substances | |
| 08 04 12 | Adhesive and sealant deposits other than those mentioned in 08 04 11 | |
| 08 04 13* | Aqueous sludges of adhesives or sealants containing organic solvents or other hazardous substances | |
| 08 04 14 | Aqueous sludges of adhesives or sealants other than those mentioned in 08 04 13 | |
| 08 04 15* | Liquid waste from adhesives or sealants containing organic solvents or other hazardous substances | |
| 08 04 16 | Liquid waste containing adhesives or sealants other than those mentioned in 08 04 15 | |
| 08 04 17* | Resin oil | |
| 08 04 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 08 05 | Wastes not included in other subgroups of group 08 | |
| 08 05 01* | Isocyanate waste | |
| 09 | Waste from the photographic industry and photographic services | |
| 09 01 | Waste from the photographic industry and photographic services | |
| 09 01 01* | Aqueous solutions of developers and activators | |
| 09 01 02* | Water-based developer solutions for offset plates | |
| 09 01 03* | Solvent based developer solutions | |
| 09 01 04* | Fixative solutions | |
| 09 01 05* | Bleach solutions and bleaching-fixing baths | |
| 09 01 06* | Silver-containing sludge from industrial sewage treatment plants | |
| 09 01 07 | Photographic films and paper containing silver or silver compounds | |
| 09 01 08 | Silver-free photographic films and paper | |
| 09 01 10 | Disposable cameras without batteries | |
| 09 01 11* | Disposable cameras containing batteries listed in 16 06 01, 16 06 02 or 16 06 03 | |
| 09 01 12 | Disposable cameras containing batteries other than those mentioned in 09 01 11 | |
| 09 01 13* | Liquid waste from on-site regeneration of silver other than those mentioned in 09 01 06 | |
| 09 01 80* | Expired photographic reagents | |
| 09 01 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 10 | Waste from thermal processes | |
| 10 01 | Wastes from power plants and other fuel combustion plants (excluding group 19) | |
| 10 01 01 | Slag, bottom ash and boiler dust (excluding boiler dust mentioned in 10 01 04) | |
| 10 01 02 | Coal fly ash | |
| 10 01 03 | Fly ash from peat and untreated wood | |
| 10 01 04* | Fly ash and dust from liquid fuel boilers | |
| 10 01 05 | Solid waste from lime-based flue gas desulfurization methods | |
| 10 01 07 | Products from calcium-based flue gas desulfurization methods are discharged as sludge | |
| 10 01 09* | Sulfuric acid | |
| 10 01 13* | Fly ash from emulsified hydrocarbons used as fuel | |
| 10 01 14* | Bottom ash, slag and boiler dust from co-combustion containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 01 15 | Bottom ash, slag and boiler dust from co-incineration other than those mentioned in 10 01 14 | |
| 10 01 16* | Fly ash from co-combustion containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 01 17 | Fly ash from co-incineration other than those mentioned in 10 01 16 | |
| 10 01 18* | Wastes from flue gas treatment containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 01 19 | Wastes from gas treatment other than those mentioned in 10 01 05, 10 01 07 and 10 01 18 | |
| 10 01 20* | Sediments from industrial sewage treatment plants containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 01 21 | Sludge from on-site sewage treatment plants other than those mentioned in 10 01 20 | |
| 10 01 22* | Aqueous sludge from boiler cleaning containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 01 23 | Aqueous sludges from boiler cleaning other than those mentioned in 10 01 22 | |
| 10 01 24 | Sands from fluidized beds (excluding 10 01 82) | |
| 10 01 25 | Wastes from storage and preparation of fuels for coal-fired power plants | |
| 10 01 26 | Cooling water treatment waste | |
| 10 01 80 | Ash-slag mixtures from wet discharge of combustion waste | |
| 10 01 81 | Fly ash microspheres | |
| 10 01 82 | Fly ash and solid waste mixtures from lime-based flue gas desulphurization methods (dry and semi-dry flue gas desulphurization methods and fluidized bed combustion) | |
| 10 01 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 10 02 | Waste from iron and steel industry | |
| 10 02 01 | Slags from smelting processes (blast furnace, steel) | |
| 10 02 02 | Unprocessed slags from other processes | |
| 10 02 07* | Solid waste from flue gas treatment containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 02 08 | Solid wastes from flue-gas treatment other than those mentioned in 10 02 07 | |
| 10 02 10 | Mill scale | |
| 10 02 11* | Waste from cooling water treatment containing oils | |
| 10 02 12 | Wastes from cooling-water treatment other than those mentioned in 10 02 11 | |
| 10 02 13* | Sludge and filter cake from waste gas purification containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 02 14 | Sludges and filter cakes from flue-gas treatment other than those mentioned in 10 02 13 | |
| 10 02 15 | Other sludges and filtration deposits | |
| 10 02 80 | Slag from iron and steel industry | |
| 10 02 81 | Waste ferrous sulfate | |
| 10 02 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 10 03 | Waste from aluminum smelting | |
| 10 03 02 | Waste anodes | |
| 10 03 04* | Slags from primary production | |
| 10 03 05 | Alumina waste | |
| 10 03 08* | Salt slags from secondary production | |
| 10 03 09* | Black slag coats from secondary production | |
| 10 03 15* | Smelting dross that has flammable properties or releases flammable gases in dangerous amounts when in contact with water | |
| 10 03 16 | Smelting dross other than that mentioned in 10 03 15 | |
| 10 03 17* | Tar-containing waste from anode production | |
| 10 03 18 | Carbon-containing wastes from anode production other than those mentioned in 10 03 17 | |
| 10 03 19* | Flue gas dust containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 03 20 | Flue gas dust other than that mentioned in 10 03 19 | |
| 10 03 21* | Other particulates and dust (including ball mill dust) containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 03 22 | Other particulates and dust (including ball mill dust) other than those mentioned in 10 03 21 | |
| 10 03 23* | Solid waste from flue gas treatment containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 03 24 | Solid wastes from flue-gas treatment other than those mentioned in 10 03 23 | |
| 10 03 25* | Sludge and filter cake from waste gas purification containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 03 26 | Sludges and filter cakes from flue-gas treatment other than those mentioned in 10 03 25 | |
| 10 03 27* | Waste from cooling water treatment containing oils | |
| 10 03 28 | Wastes from cooling-water treatment other than those mentioned in 10 03 27 | |
| 10 03 29* | Wastes from the processing of salt slags and black dross containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 03 30 | Wastes from treatment of salt slags and black dross other than those mentioned in 10 03 29 | |
| 10 03 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 10 04 | Waste from lead smelting | |
| 10 04 01* | Slags from primary and secondary production | |
| 10 04 02* | Dross from primary and secondary production | |
| 10 04 03* | Lime containing arsenic compounds (calcium arsenate) | |
| 10 04 04* | Flue gas dust | |
| 10 04 05* | Other particles and dust | |
| 10 04 06* | Solid waste from flue gas treatment | |
| 10 04 07* | Sludge and filter cake from flue gas purification | |
| 10 04 09* | Waste from cooling water treatment containing oils | |
| 10 04 10 | Wastes from cooling-water treatment other than those mentioned in 10 04 09 | |
| 10 04 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 10 05 | Waste from zinc smelting | |
| 10 05 01 | Slags from primary and secondary production (excluding 10 05 80) | |
| 10 05 03* | Flue gas dust | |
| 10 05 04 | Other particles and dust | |
| 10 05 05* | Solid waste from flue gas treatment | |
| 10 05 06* | Sludge and filter cake from flue gas purification | |
| 10 05 08* | Waste from cooling water treatment containing oils | |
| 10 05 09 | Wastes from cooling-water treatment other than those mentioned in 10 05 08 | |
| 10 05 10* | Smelting dross that has flammable properties or releases flammable gases in dangerous amounts when in contact with water | |
| 10 05 11 | Slag other than that mentioned in 10 05 10 | |
| 10 05 80 | Granulated slags from shaft furnaces and slags from rotary furnaces | |
| 10 05 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 10 06 | Waste from copper smelting | |
| 10 06 01 | Slags from primary and secondary production | |
| 10 06 02 | Dross from primary and secondary production | |
| 10 06 03* | Flue gas dust | |
| 10 06 04 | Other particles and dust | |
| 10 06 06* | Solid waste from flue gas treatment | |
| 10 06 07* | Sludge and filter cake from flue gas purification | |
| 10 06 09* | Waste from cooling water treatment containing oils | |
| 10 06 10 | Wastes from cooling-water treatment other than those mentioned in 10 06 09 | |
| 10 06 80 | Shaft and granulated slags | |
| 10 06 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 10 07 | Waste from silver, gold and platinum smelting | |
| 10 07 01 | Slags from primary and secondary production | |
| 10 07 02 | Dross from primary and secondary production | |
| 10 07 03 | Solid waste from flue gas treatment | |
| 10 07 04 | Other particles and dust | |
| 10 07 05 | Sludge and filter cake from flue gas purification | |
| 10 07 07* | Waste from cooling water treatment containing oils | |
| 10 07 08 | Wastes from cooling-water treatment other than those mentioned in 10 07 07 | |
| 10 07 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 10 08 | Wastes from other non-ferrous metallurgy | |
| 10 08 04 | Particles and dust | |
| 10 08 08* | Salt slags from primary and secondary production | |
| 10 08 09 | Other speedways | |
| 10 08 10* | Smelting dross that has flammable properties or releases flammable gases in dangerous amounts when in contact with water | |
| 10 08 11 | Slag other than that mentioned in 10 08 10 | |
| 10 08 12* | Tar-containing waste from anode production | |
| 10 08 13 | Carbon-containing wastes from anode production other than those mentioned in 10 08 12 | |
| 10 08 14 | Waste anodes | |
| 10 08 15* | Flue gas dust containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 08 16 | Flue gas dust other than that mentioned in 10 08 15 | |
| 10 08 17* | Sludge and filter cake from waste gas purification containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 08 18 | Sludge and filter cakes from flue-gas treatment other than those mentioned in 10 08 17 | |
| 10 08 19* | Waste from cooling water treatment containing oils | |
| 10 08 20 | Wastes from cooling-water treatment other than those mentioned in 10 08 19 | |
| 10 08 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 10 09 | Waste from iron foundry | |
| 10 09 03 | Foundry slags | |
| 10 09 05* | Cores and casting moulds before the casting process containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 09 06 | Cores and casting moulds before the casting process other than those mentioned in 10 09 05 | |
| 10 09 07* | Cores and casting moulds after the casting process containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 09 08 | Cores and casting moulds after the casting process other than those mentioned in 10 09 07 | |
| 10 09 09* | Flue gas dust containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 09 10 | Flue gas dust other than that mentioned in 10 09 09 | |
| 10 09 11* | Other particulate matter containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 09 12 | Other solid particles than those mentioned in 10 09 11 | |
| 10 09 13* | Waste binders containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 09 14 | Waste binding agents other than those mentioned in 10 09 13 | |
| 10 09 15* | Waste from casting crack detection agents | |
| 10 09 16 | Waste crack-detecting agents other than those mentioned in 10 09 15 | |
| 10 09 80 | Defective cast iron products | |
| 10 09 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 10 10 | Waste from non-ferrous metal casting | |
| 10 10 03 | Foundry dross and slag | |
| 10 10 05* | Cores and casting moulds before the casting process containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 10 06 | Cores and casting moulds before the casting process other than those mentioned in 10 10 05 | |
| 10 10 07* | Cores and casting moulds after the casting process containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 10 08 | Cores and casting moulds after the casting process other than those mentioned in 10 10 07 | |
| 10 10 09* | Flue gas dust containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 10 10 | Flue gas dust other than that mentioned in 10 10 09 | |
| 10 10 11* | Other particulate matter containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 10 12 | Other solid particles than those mentioned in 10 10 11 | |
| 10 10 13* | Waste binders containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 10 14 | Waste binders other than those mentioned in 10 10 13 | |
| 10 10 15* | Waste from casting crack detection agents | |
| 10 10 16 | Waste crack-detection agents other than those mentioned in 10 10 15 | |
| 10 10 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 10 11 | Waste from glass industry | |
| 10 11 03 | Glass fiber and glass fiber fabric waste | |
| 10 11 05 | Particles and dust | |
| 10 11 09* | Wastes from the preparation of batch masses for heat treatment containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 11 10 | Wastes from batch preparation other than those mentioned in 10 11 09 | |
| 10 11 11* | Waste glass in the form of small particles and glass powder containing heavy metals (e.g. from cathode ray tubes) | |
| 10 11 12 | Waste glass other than that mentioned in 10 11 11 | |
| 10 11 13* | Glass polishing and grinding sludge containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 11 14 | Glass polishing and grinding sludges other than those mentioned in 10 11 13 | |
| 10 11 15* | Solid waste from flue gas treatment containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 11 16 | Solid wastes from flue-gas treatment other than those mentioned in 10 11 15 | |
| 10 11 17* | Sludge and filter cake from waste gas purification containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 11 18 | Sludge and filter cake from flue-gas treatment other than those mentioned in 10 11 17 | |
| 10 11 19* | Solid waste from on-site sewage treatment plants containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 11 20 | Solid waste from on-site sewage treatment plants other than those mentioned in 10 11 19 | |
| 10 11 80 | Fluorosilicate sludges | |
| 10 11 81* | Waste containing asbestos | |
| 10 11 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 10 12 | Waste from the production of construction, fine and refractory ceramics (ceramics, bricks, tiles and construction products) | |
| 10 12 01 | Waste from the preparation of batch masses for heat treatment | |
| 10 12 03 | Particles and dust | |
| 10 12 05 | Sludge and filter cake from flue gas purification | |
| 10 12 06 | Used molds | |
| 10 12 08 | Defective ceramic products, bricks, tiles and building ceramics (after thermal processing) | |
| 10 12 09* | Solid waste from flue gas treatment containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 12 10 | Solid wastes from flue-gas treatment other than those mentioned in 10 12 09 | |
| 10 12 11* | Glazing waste containing heavy metals | |
| 10 12 12 | Waste from glazing other than that mentioned in 10 12 11 | |
| 10 12 13 | Sludge from industrial sewage treatment plants | |
| 10 12 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 10 13 | Wastes from the production of mineral binders (including cement, lime and plaster) and products made from them | |
| 10 13 01 | Waste from the preparation of batch masses for heat treatment | |
| 10 13 04 | Wastes from the production of quicklime and hydrated lime | |
| 10 13 06 | Particles and dust (excluding 10 13 12 and 10 13 13) | |
| 10 13 07 | Sludge and filter cake from flue gas purification | |
| 10 13 09* | Waste containing asbestos from the production of asbestos-cement elements | |
| 10 13 10 | Wastes from asbestos-cement production other than those mentioned in 10 13 09 | |
| 10 13 11 | Wastes from cement-based composite materials other than those mentioned in 10 13 09 and 10 13 10 | |
| 10 13 12* | Solid waste from flue gas treatment containing hazardous substances | |
| 10 13 13 | Solid wastes from flue-gas treatment other than those mentioned in 10 13 12 | |
| 10 13 14 | Concrete waste and concrete sludge | |
| 10 13 80 | Cement production waste | |
| 10 13 81 | Waste from plaster production | |
| 10 13 82 | Defective products | |
| 10 13 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 10 14 | Crematoria waste | |
| 10 14 01* | Wastes from flue gas treatment containing mercury | |
| 10 80 | Wastes from the production of ferroalloys | |
| 10 80 01 | Slags from ferrosilicon production | |
| 10 80 02 | Dust from ferrosilicon production | |
| 10 80 03 | Slags from ferrochrome production | |
| 10 80 04 | Dust from ferrochrome production | |
| 10 80 05 | Slags from ferromanganese production | |
| 10 80 06 | Dust from ferromanganese production | |
| 10 80 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 11 | Wastes from chemical treatment and surface coating of metals and other materials and from non-ferrous metal hydrometallurgy processes | |
| 11 01 | Wastes from the processing and coating of metals and other materials (e.g. galvanic processes, zinc plating, pickling, phosphating, alkaline degreasing, anodizing) | |
| 11 01 05* | Pickling acids | |
| 11 01 06* | Wastes containing acids other than those mentioned in 11 01 05 | |
| 11 01 07* | Pickling alkali | |
| 11 01 08* | Phosphating sludge and deposits | |
| 11 01 09* | Sludge and filter cake containing hazardous substances | |
| 11 01 10 | Sludge and filter cake other than those mentioned in 11 01 09 | |
| 11 01 11* | Rinse water containing hazardous substances | |
| 11 01 12 | Rinse water other than that mentioned in 11 01 11 | |
| 11 01 13* | Degreasing waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 11 01 14 | Degreasing wastes other than those mentioned in 11 01 13 | |
| 11 01 15* | Effluents and sludges from membrane systems or ion exchange systems containing hazardous substances | |
| 11 01 16* | Saturated or used ion exchange resins | |
| 11 01 98* | Other waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 11 01 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 11 02 | Wastes and sludges from non-ferrous metal hydrometallurgy | |
| 11 02 02* | Zinc hydrometallurgy sludges (including jarosite and goethite) | |
| 11 02 03 | Waste from the production of anodes for electrolysis processes | |
| 11 02 05* | Copper hydrometallurgy waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 11 02 06 | Wastes from copper hydrometallurgy other than those mentioned in 11 02 05 | |
| 11 02 07* | Other waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 11 02 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 11 03 | Sludge and solid waste from steel tempering processes | |
| 11 03 01* | Wastes containing cyanides | |
| 11 03 02* | Other waste | |
| 11 05 | Waste from high temperature galvanizing processes | |
| 11 05 01 | Hard zinc | |
| 11 05 02 | Zinc ash | |
| 11 05 03* | Solid waste from flue gas treatment | |
| 11 05 04* | Used flux | |
| 11 05 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 12 | Waste from shaping and physical and mechanical surface treatment of metals and plastics | |
| 12 01 | Waste from shaping and physical and mechanical surface treatment of metals and plastics | |
| 12 01 01 | Waste from turning and sawing of iron and its alloys | |
| 12 01 02 | Particles and dust of iron and its alloys | |
| 12 01 03 | Waste from turning and sawing of non-ferrous metals | |
| 12 01 04 | Non-ferrous metal particles and dust | |
| 12 01 05 | Waste from turning and smoothing plastics | |
| 12 01 06* | Waste mineral oils from metalworking containing halogens (excluding emulsions and solutions) | |
| 12 01 07* | Waste mineral oils from metalworking free of halogens (excluding emulsions and solutions) | |
| 12 01 08* | Waste emulsions and oil solutions from metalworking containing halogens | |
| 12 01 09* | Halogen-free metalworking waste emulsions and solutions | |
| 12 01 10* | Synthetic metalworking oils | |
| 12 01 12* | Used waxes and fats | |
| 12 01 13 | Welding waste | |
| 12 01 14* | Metalworking sludge containing hazardous substances | |
| 12 01 15 | Sludges from metal processing other than those mentioned in 12 01 14 | |
| 12 01 16* | Grinding waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 12 01 17 | Grinding waste other than that mentioned in 12 01 16 | |
| 12 01 18* | Metalworking sludges containing oils (e.g. grinding, polishing and plating sludges) | |
| 12 01 19* | Readily biodegradable metalworking oils | |
| 12 01 20* | Used grinding materials containing hazardous substances | |
| 12 01 21 | Used grinding materials other than those mentioned in 12 01 20 | |
| 12 01 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 12 03 | Wastes from water and steam degreasing (excluding group 11) | |
| 12 03 01* | Water based cleaning fluids | |
| 12 03 02* | Waste from steam degreasing | |
| 13 | Waste oils and waste liquid fuels (excluding edible oils and groups 05, 12 and 19) | |
| 13 01 | Waste hydraulic oils | |
| 13 01 01* | Hydraulic oils containing PCBs | |
| 13 01 04* | Oil emulsions containing organochlorinated compounds | |
| 13 01 05* | Oil emulsions free from organochlorinated compounds | |
| 13 01 09* | Mineral hydraulic oils containing chlorinated organic compounds | |
| 13 01 10* | Mineral hydraulic oils free from chlorinated organic compounds | |
| 13 01 11* | Synthetic hydraulic oils | |
| 13 01 12* | Readily biodegradable hydraulic oils | |
| 13 01 13* | Other hydraulic oils | |
| 13 02 | Waste engine, transmission and lubricating oils | |
| 13 02 04* | Mineral engine, gear and lubricating oils containing chlorinated organic compounds | |
| 13 02 05* | Mineral engine, gear and lubricating oils free from chlorinated organic compounds | |
| 13 02 06* | Synthetic engine, transmission and lubrication oils | |
| 13 02 07* | Easily biodegradable engine, transmission and lubricating oils | |
| 13 02 08* | Other engine, transmission and lubrication oils | |
| 13 03 | Waste oils and liquids used as electrical insulators and heat carriers | |
| 13 03 01* | Oils and liquids used as electrical insulators and heat carriers containing PCBs | |
| 13 03 06* | Mineral oils and liquids used as electrical insulators and heat transfer agents containing halogenated organic compounds other than those mentioned in 13 03 01 | |
| 13 03 07* | Mineral oils and liquids used as electrical insulators and heat carriers that do not contain halogenated organic compounds | |
| 13 03 08* | Synthetic oils and liquids used as electrical insulators and heat transfer fluids other than those mentioned in 13 03 01 | |
| 13 03 09* | Oils and liquids used as electrical insulators and heat carriers that are easily biodegradable | |
| 13 03 10* | Other oils and liquids used as electrical insulators and heat carriers | |
| 13 04 | Bilge oils | |
| 13 04 01* | Bilge oils from inland navigation vessels | |
| 13 04 02* | Bilge oils from port quays | |
| 13 04 03* | Bilge oils from seagoing vessels | |
| 13 05 | Waste from oil dewatering in separators | |
| 13 05 01* | Solid waste from grit chambers and oil dewatering in separators | |
| 13 05 02* | Sludge from oil dewatering in separators | |
| 13 05 03* | Sludge from collectors | |
| 13 05 06* | Oil from oil dewatering in separators | |
| 13 05 07* | Oily water from oil dewatering in separators | |
| 13 05 08* | A mixture of waste from grit chambers and oil dewatering in separators | |
| 13 07 | Liquid fuel waste | |
| 13 07 01* | Heating oil and diesel oil | |
| 13 07 02* | Gas | |
| 13 07 03* | Other fuels (including mixtures) | |
| 13 08 | Oil waste not included in other subgroups | |
| 13 08 01* | Desalination sludges or emulsions | |
| 13 08 02* | Other emulsions | |
| 13 08 80 | Oily solid waste from ships | |
| 13 08 99* | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 14 | Waste from organic solvents, refrigerants and propellants | (excluding groups 07 and 08) |
| 14 06 | Waste organic solvents, refrigerants and propellants in foams or aerosols | |
| 14 06 01* | CFCs, HCFCs, HFCs | |
| 14 06 02* | Other halogenated organic solvents and solvent mixtures | |
| 14 06 03* | Other solvents and solvent mixtures | |
| 14 06 04* | Sludge and solid waste containing halogenated organic solvents | |
| 14 06 05* | Sludge and solid waste containing other solvents | |
| 15 | Packaging waste; absorbents, wiping cloths, filter materials and protective clothing not included in other groups | |
| 15 01 | Packaging waste (including selectively collected municipal packaging waste) | |
| 15 01 01 | Paper and cardboard packaging | |
| 15 01 02 | Plastic packaging | |
| 15 01 03 | Wooden packaging | |
| 15 01 04 | Metal packaging | |
| 15 01 05 | Multi-material packaging | |
| 15 01 06 | Mixed packaging waste | |
| 15 01 07 | Glass packaging | |
| 15 01 09 | Textile packaging | |
| 15 01 10* | Packaging containing residues of hazardous substances or contaminated with them (e.g. plant protection products of toxicity class I and II – very toxic and toxic) | |
| 15 01 11* | Metal packaging containing hazardous porous structural reinforcements (e.g. asbestos), including empty pressure containers | |
| 15 02 | Sorbents, filter materials, wiping cloths and protective clothing | |
| 15 02 02* | Sorbents, filter materials (including oil filters not included in other groups), wiping fabrics (e.g. rags, cloths) and protective clothing contaminated with hazardous substances (e.g. PCBs) | |
| 15 02 03 | Absorbents, filter materials, wiping fabrics (e.g. rags, cloths) and protective clothing other than those mentioned in 15 02 02 | |
| 16 | Waste not included in other groups | |
| 16 01 | End-of-life vehicles (including off-road machinery), wastes from dismantling, overhaul and maintenance of vehicles (except groups 13 and 14 and subgroups 16 06 and 16 08) | |
| 16 01 03 | Worn tires | |
| 16 01 04* | Worn out or unusable vehicles | |
| 16 01 06 | Used or unusable vehicles that do not contain liquids or other hazardous components | |
| 16 01 07* | Oil filters | |
| 16 01 08* | Elements containing mercury | |
| 16 01 09* | Components containing PCB | |
| 16 01 10* | Explosive elements (e.g. air bags) | |
| 16 01 11* | Brake linings containing asbestos | |
| 16 01 12 | Brake linings other than those mentioned in 16 01 11 | |
| 16 01 13* | Brake fluids | |
| 16 01 14* | Antifreeze fluids containing hazardous substances | |
| 16 01 15 | Antifreeze fluids other than those mentioned in 16 01 14 | |
| 16 01 16 | Liquefied gas tanks | |
| 16 01 17 | Ferrous metals | |
| 16 01 18 | Non-ferrous metals | |
| 16 01 19 | Plastics | |
| 16 01 20 | Glass | |
| 16 01 21* | Hazardous components other than those mentioned in 16 01 07 to 16 01 11, 16 01 13 and 16 01 14 | |
| 16 01 22 | Other items not mentioned | |
| 16 01 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 16 02 | Waste electrical and electronic equipment | |
| 16 02 09* | Transformers and capacitors containing PCBs | |
| 16 02 10* | Discarded equipment containing or contaminated with PCBs other than those mentioned in 16 02 09 | |
| 16 02 11* | Used devices containing freons, HCFCs, HFCs | |
| 16 02 12* | Used equipment containing free asbestos | |
| 16 02 13* | Discarded equipment containing hazardous components ( 1 ) other than those mentioned in 16 02 09 to 16 02 12 | |
| 16 02 14 | Used equipment other than those mentioned in 16 02 09 to 16 02 13 | |
| 16 02 15* | Hazardous components or parts removed from used equipment | |
| 16 02 16 | Elements removed from used devices other than those listed in 16 02 15 | |
| 16 03 | Batches of products that do not meet the requirements and products that are out of date or unsuitable for use | |
| 16 03 03* | Inorganic waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 16 03 04 | Inorganic waste other than those mentioned in 16 03 03, 16 03 80 | |
| 16 03 05* | Organic waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 16 03 06 | Organic waste other than that mentioned in 16 03 05, 16 03 80 | |
| 16 03 80 | Food products that are out of date or unfit for consumption | |
| 16 04 | Explosive waste | |
| 16 04 01* | Waste ammunition | |
| 16 04 02* | Waste pyrotechnic products (e.g. fireworks) | |
| 16 04 03* | Other explosives | |
| 16 05 | Gases in pressurized containers and waste chemicals | |
| 16 05 04* | Gases in containers (including halons) containing hazardous substances | |
| 16 05 05 | Gases in containers other than those mentioned in 16 05 04 | |
| 16 05 06* | Laboratory and analytical chemicals (e.g. chemical reagents) containing hazardous substances, including mixtures of laboratory and analytical chemicals | |
| 16 05 07* | Used inorganic chemicals containing hazardous substances (e.g. expired chemical reagents) | |
| 16 05 08* | Used organic chemicals containing hazardous substances (e.g. expired chemical reagents) | |
| 16 05 09 | Scavenged chemicals other than those mentioned in 16 05 06, 16 05 07 or 16 05 08 | |
| 16 06 | Batteries and accumulators | |
| 16 06 01* | Lead-acid batteries and accumulators | |
| 16 06 02* | Nickel-cadmium batteries and accumulators | |
| 16 06 03* | Batteries containing mercury | |
| 16 06 04 | Alkaline batteries (excluding 16 06 03) | |
| 16 06 05 | Other batteries and accumulators | |
| 16 06 06* | Selectively collected electrolyte from batteries and accumulators | |
| 16 07 | Wastes from cleaning of storage tanks, transport tanks and barrels (except groups 05 and 13) | |
| 16 07 08* | Wastes containing petroleum or its products | |
| 16 07 09* | Waste containing other hazardous substances | |
| 16 07 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 16 08 | Used catalysts | |
| 16 08 01 | Spent catalysts containing gold, silver, rhenium, rhodium, palladium, iridium or platinum (except 16 08 07) | |
| 16 08 02* | Spent catalysts containing hazardous transition metals ( 2 ) or their hazardous compounds | |
| 16 08 03 | Spent catalysts containing transition metals or their compounds other than those mentioned in 16 08 02 | |
| 16 08 04 | Spent fluid catalytic cracking catalysts (excluding 16 08 07) | |
| 16 08 05* | Spent catalysts containing phosphoric acid | |
| 16 08 06* | Spent liquids used as catalysts | |
| 16 08 07* | Used catalytic converters contaminated with hazardous substances | |
| 16 09 | Oxidizing substances | |
| 16 09 01* | Permanganates (e.g. potassium permanganate) | |
| 16 09 02* | Chromates (e.g. potassium chromate, sodium or potassium dichromate) | |
| 16 09 03* | Peroxides (e.g. hydrogen peroxide) | |
| 16 09 04* | Other unlisted oxidizing substances | |
| 16 10 | Aqueous liquid wastes intended for recovery or disposal outside the place where they were generated | |
| 16 10 01* | Aqueous liquid waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 16 10 02 | Aqueous liquid wastes other than those mentioned in 16 10 01 | |
| 16 10 03* | Concentrated aqueous liquid waste (e.g. concentrates) containing hazardous substances | |
| 16 10 04 | Concentrated aqueous liquid wastes (e.g. concentrates) other than those mentioned in 16 10 03 | |
| 16 11 | Furnace lining waste and refractory materials | |
| 16 11 01* | Carbon-based furnace linings and refractories from metallurgical processes containing hazardous substances | |
| 16 11 02 | Carbon-based furnace linings and refractories from metallurgical processes other than those mentioned in 16 11 01 | |
| 16 11 03* | Other furnace linings and refractories from metallurgical processes containing hazardous substances | |
| 16 11 04 | Furnace linings and refractories from metallurgical processes other than those mentioned in 16 11 03 | |
| 16 11 05* | Furnace linings and refractories from non-metallurgical processes containing hazardous substances | |
| 16 11 06 | Furnace linings and refractories from non-metallurgical processes other than those mentioned in 16 11 05 | |
| 16 80 | Miscellaneous waste | |
| 16 80 01 | Magnetic and optical information carriers | |
| 16 81 | Waste resulting from accidents and random events | |
| 16 81 01* | Wastes exhibiting hazardous properties | |
| 16 81 02 | Wastes other than those mentioned in 16 81 01 | |
| 16 82 | Waste resulting from natural disasters | |
| 16 82 01* | Wastes exhibiting hazardous properties | |
| 16 82 02 | Wastes other than those mentioned in 16 82 01 | |
| 17 | Waste from construction, renovation and dismantling of buildings and road infrastructure (including soil and earth from contaminated areas) | |
| 17 01 | Waste from construction materials and elements and road infrastructure (e.g. concrete, bricks, slabs, ceramics) | |
| 17 01 01 | Concrete waste and concrete rubble from demolitions and renovations | |
| 17 01 02 | Brick rubble | |
| 17 01 03 | Waste from other ceramic materials and equipment | |
| 17 01 06* | Mixed or segregated waste from concrete, brick rubble, ceramic waste and equipment containing hazardous substances | |
| 17 01 07 | Mixed waste from concrete, brick rubble, waste ceramic materials and equipment other than those mentioned in 17 01 06 | |
| 17 01 80 | Removed plaster, wallpaper, veneers, etc. | |
| 17 01 81 | Waste from road renovation and reconstruction | |
| 17 01 82 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 17 02 | Wood, glass and plastic waste | |
| 17 02 01 | Wood | |
| 17 02 02 | Glass | |
| 17 02 03 | Plastics | |
| 17 02 04* | Wood, glass and plastic waste containing or contaminated with hazardous substances (railway sleepers) | |
| 17 03 | Asphalt, tar and tar product waste | |
| 17 03 01* | Tar-containing asphalt | |
| 17 03 02 | Asphalt other than that mentioned in 17 03 01 | |
| 17 03 03* | Tar and tar products | |
| 17 03 80 | Waste roofing felt | |
| 17 04 | Metal and metal alloy waste and scrap | |
| 17 04 01 | Copper, bronze, brass | |
| 17 04 02 | Aluminum | |
| 17 04 03 | Lead | |
| 17 04 04 | Zinc | |
| 17 04 05 | Iron and steel | |
| 17 04 06 | Tin | |
| 17 04 07 | Metal Mixtures | |
| 17 04 09* | Metal waste contaminated with hazardous substances | |
| 17 04 10* | Cables containing crude oil, tar and other hazardous substances | |
| 17 04 11 | Cables other than those listed in 17 04 10 | |
| 17 05 | Soil and earth (including soil and earth from contaminated sites and dredging spoil) | |
| 17 05 03* | Soil and earth, including stones, containing hazardous substances (e.g. PCBs) | |
| 17 05 04 | Soil and earth, including stones, other than those mentioned in 17 05 03 | |
| 17 05 05* | Dredging spoil containing or contaminated with hazardous substances | |
| 17 05 06 | Dredging spoil other than that mentioned in 17 05 05 | |
| 17 05 07* | Track ballast (aggregate) containing hazardous substances | |
| 17 05 08 | Track ballast (aggregate) other than that mentioned in 17 05 07 | |
| 17 06 | Insulation materials and construction materials containing asbestos | |
| 17 06 01* | Insulation materials containing asbestos | |
| 17 06 03* | Other insulating materials containing hazardous substances | |
| 17 06 04 | Insulation materials other than those mentioned in 17 06 01 and 17 06 03 | |
| 17 06 05* | Construction materials containing asbestos | |
| 17 08 | Construction materials containing gypsum | |
| 17 08 01* | Construction materials containing gypsum contaminated with hazardous substances | |
| 17 08 02 | Construction materials containing gypsum other than those mentioned in 17 08 01 | |
| 17 09 | Other construction, renovation and dismantling waste | |
| 17 09 01* | Construction, renovation and demolition waste containing mercury | |
| 17 09 02* | Construction, renovation and dismantling waste containing PCBs (e.g. substances and objects containing PCBs: sealants, floor coverings containing resins, sealed window units, capacitors) | |
| 17 09 03* | Other construction, renovation and demolition waste (including mixed waste) containing hazardous substances | |
| 17 09 04 | Mixed construction, renovation and demolition wastes other than those mentioned in 17 09 01, 17 09 02 | and 17 09 03 |
| 18 | Medical and veterinary waste | |
| 18 01 | Wastes from medical diagnosis, treatment and prevention | |
| 18 01 01 | Surgical and procedural instruments and their remains (excluding 18 01 03) | |
| 18 01 02* | Body parts and organs and blood containers and preservatives (except 18 01 03) | |
| 18 01 03* | Other waste containing live pathogenic microorganisms or their toxins and other forms capable of transferring genetic material, which are known or for which there are reliably grounds for believing that they cause disease in humans or animals (e.g. infected nappies, sanitary towels, underpads), excluding 18 01 80 and 18 01 82 | |
| 18 01 04 | Waste other than that mentioned in 18 01 03 | |
| 18 01 06* | Chemicals, including chemical reagents, containing hazardous substances | |
| 18 01 07 | Chemicals, including chemical reagents, other than those mentioned in 18 01 06 | |
| 18 01 08* | Cytotoxic and cytostatic drugs | |
| 18 01 09 | Medicines other than those mentioned in 18 01 08 | |
| 18 01 10* | Dental amalgam waste | |
| 18 01 80* | Used biologically active therapeutic baths with infectious properties | |
| 18 01 81 | Used biologically active therapeutic baths other than those mentioned in 18 01 80 | |
| 18 01 82* | Leftovers from feeding patients in infectious diseases wards | |
| 18 02 | Wastes from veterinary diagnosis, treatment and prophylaxis | |
| 18 02 01 | Surgical and procedural instruments and their remains (excluding 18 02 02) | |
| 18 02 02* | Other wastes which contain live pathogenic microorganisms or their toxins and other forms capable of transferring genetic material which are known or reliably believed to cause disease in humans or animals | |
| 18 02 03 | Waste other than that mentioned in 18 02 02 | |
| 18 02 05* | Chemicals, including chemical reagents, containing hazardous substances | |
| 18 02 06 | Chemicals, including chemical reagents, other than those mentioned in 18 02 05 | |
| 18 02 07* | Cytotoxic and cytostatic drugs | |
| 18 02 08 | Medicines other than those mentioned in 18 02 07 | |
| 19 | Wastes from installations and devices for waste management, sewage treatment plants and from the treatment of drinking water and water for industrial purposes | |
| 19 01 | Waste from thermal treatment of waste | |
| 19 01 02 | Iron scrap removed from the bottom ashes | |
| 19 01 05* | Filter cake (e.g. filter cake) from flue gas purification | |
| 19 01 06* | Sludge and other aqueous waste from flue gas treatment | |
| 19 01 07* | Solid waste from flue gas treatment | |
| 19 01 10* | Spent activated carbon from waste gas purification | |
| 19 01 11* | Slags and bottom ashes containing hazardous substances | |
| 19 01 12 | Slags and bottom ashes other than those mentioned in 19 01 11 | |
| 19 01 13* | Fly ash containing hazardous substances | |
| 19 01 14 | Fly ash other than that mentioned in 19 01 13 | |
| 19 01 15* | Boiler dust containing hazardous substances | |
| 19 01 16 | Boiler dust other than that mentioned in 19 01 15 | |
| 19 01 17* | Waste from pyrolysis of waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 19 01 18 | Wastes from pyrolysis of waste other than those mentioned in 19 01 17 | |
| 19 01 19 | Fluidized bed sands | |
| 19 01 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 19 02 | Wastes from physicochemical treatment of waste (including chromium removal, cyanide removal, neutralization) | |
| 19 02 03 | Pre-mixed waste consisting solely of non-hazardous waste | |
| 19 02 04* | Pre-mixed waste consisting of at least one type of hazardous waste | |
| 19 02 05* | Sludge from physicochemical treatment of waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 19 02 06 | Sludges from physicochemical treatment of waste other than those mentioned in 19 02 05 | |
| 19 02 07* | Oils and concentrates from separation | |
| 19 02 08* | Liquid flammable waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 19 02 09* | Solid combustible waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 19 02 10 | Combustible waste other than those mentioned in 19 02 08 or 19 02 09 | |
| 19 02 11* | Other waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 19 02 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 19 03 | Stabilized or solidified waste( 3 ) | |
| 19 03 04* | Partially ( 4) stabilized hazardous waste | |
| 19 03 05 | Stabilized waste other than that mentioned in 19 03 04 | |
| 19 03 06* | Solidified hazardous waste | |
| 19 03 07 | Solidified waste other than those mentioned in 19 03 06 | |
| 19 04 | Vitrified waste and waste from vitrification processes | |
| 19 04 01 | Vitrified waste | |
| 19 04 02* | Fly ash and other waste from flue gas treatment | |
| 19 04 03* | Non-vitrified solid phase | |
| 19 04 04 | Liquid waste from vitrification processes | |
| 19 05 | Wastes from aerobic decomposition of solid waste (composting) | |
| 19 05 01 | Non-composted fractions of municipal and similar waste | |
| 19 05 02 | Non-composted fractions of animal and plant waste | |
| 19 05 03 | Compost that does not meet the requirements (not suitable for use) | |
| 19 05 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 19 06 | Wastes from anaerobic decomposition of waste | |
| 19 06 03 | Liquids from anaerobic decomposition of municipal waste | |
| 19 06 04 | Digested waste from anaerobic decomposition of municipal waste | |
| 19 06 05 | Liquids from anaerobic decomposition of animal and plant waste | |
| 19 06 06 | Digested waste from anaerobic decomposition of animal and plant waste | |
| 19 06 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 19 08 | Waste from sewage treatment plants not included in other groups | |
| 19 08 01 | Screenings | |
| 19 08 02 | Contents of sandboxes | |
| 19 08 05 | Stabilized municipal sewage sludge | |
| 19 08 06* | Saturated or used ion exchange resins | |
| 19 08 07* | Solutions and sludges from ion exchanger regeneration | |
| 19 08 08* | Waste from membrane systems containing heavy metals | |
| 19 08 09 | Fats and oil mixtures from oil/water separation containing only edible oils and fats | |
| 19 08 10* | Greases and oil mixtures from oil/water separation other than those mentioned in 19 08 09 | |
| 19 08 11* | Sludge containing hazardous substances from biological treatment of industrial wastewater | |
| 19 08 12 | Sludge from biological treatment of industrial wastewater other than those mentioned in 19 08 11 | |
| 19 08 13* | Sludge containing hazardous substances from non-biological treatment of industrial wastewater | |
| 19 08 14 | Sludge from non-biological treatment of industrial wastewater other than those mentioned in 19 08 13 | |
| 19 08 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 19 09 | Wastes from drinking water treatment and water for industrial purposes | |
| 19 09 01 | Solid waste from pre-filtration and screenings | |
| 19 09 02 | Sediments from water clarification | |
| 19 09 03 | Sediments from water decarbonization | |
| 19 09 04 | Used activated carbon | |
| 19 09 05 | Saturated or used ion exchange resins | |
| 19 09 06 | Solutions and sludges from ion exchanger regeneration | |
| 19 09 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 19 10 | Waste from shredding waste containing metals | |
| 19 10 01 | Iron and steel waste | |
| 19 10 02 | Non-ferrous metal waste | |
| 19 10 03* | Light fraction and dust containing hazardous substances | |
| 19 10 04 | Light fraction and dust other than those mentioned in 19 10 03 | |
| 19 10 05* | Other fractions containing hazardous substances | |
| 19 10 06 | Other fractions than those listed in 19 10 05 | |
| 19 11 | Waste from oil regeneration | |
| 19 11 01* | Used clay filters | |
| 19 11 02* | Acid tars | |
| 19 11 03* | Hydrated liquid waste | |
| 19 11 04* | Alkaline waste from fuel purification | |
| 19 11 05* | Sediments from industrial sewage treatment plants containing hazardous substances | |
| 19 11 06 | Sludge from on-site sewage treatment plants other than those mentioned in 19 11 05 | |
| 19 11 07* | Waste from flue gas treatment | |
| 19 11 99 | Other waste not mentioned | |
| 19 12 | Wastes from mechanical waste treatment (e.g. manual processing, sorting, crushing, granulating) not included in other groups | |
| 19 12 01 | Paper and cardboard | |
| 19 12 02 | Ferrous metals | |
| 19 12 03 | Non-ferrous metals | |
| 19 12 04 | Plastics and rubber | |
| 19 12 05 | Glass | |
| 19 12 06* | Wood containing hazardous substances | |
| 19 12 07 | Wood other than that mentioned in 19 12 06 | |
| 19 12 08 | Textiles | |
| 19 12 09 | Minerals (e.g. sand, stones) | |
| 19 12 10 | Combustible waste (alternative fuel) | |
| 19 12 11* | Other wastes (including mixed substances and objects) from mechanical treatment of waste containing hazardous substances | |
| 19 12 12 | Other wastes (including mixed substances and objects) from mechanical treatment of waste other than those mentioned in 19 12 11 | |
| 19 13 | Wastes from soil, earth and groundwater purification | |
| 19 13 01* | Solid waste from soil and earth purification containing hazardous substances | |
| 19 13 02 | Solid waste from soil and earth remediation other than those mentioned in 19 13 01 | |
| 19 13 03* | Sludge from soil and earth purification containing hazardous substances | |
| 19 13 04 | Sludge from soil and earth remediation other than those mentioned in 19 13 03 | |
| 19 13 05* | Sludge from groundwater treatment containing hazardous substances | |
| 19 13 06 | Sludges from groundwater treatment other than those mentioned in 19 13 05 | |
| 19 13 07* | Liquid wastes and concentrated aqueous liquid wastes (e.g. concentrates) from groundwater treatment containing hazardous substances | |
| 19 13 08 | Liquid wastes and concentrated aqueous liquid wastes (e.g. concentrates) from groundwater treatment other than those mentioned in 19 13 07 | |
| 19 80 | Wastes from the disposal of medical and veterinary waste not included in other subgroups | |
| 19 80 01 | Waste from autoclaving medical and veterinary waste | |
| 20 | Municipal waste including selectively collected fractions | |
| 20 01 | Municipal waste sorted and collected selectively (excluding 15 01) | |
| 20 01 01 | Paper and cardboard | |
| 20 01 02 | Glass | |
| 20 01 08 | Biodegradable kitchen waste | |
| 20 01 10 | Clothes | |
| 20 01 11 | Textiles | |
| 20 01 13* | Solvents | |
| 20 01 14* | Acids | |
| 20 01 15* | Alkali | |
| 20 01 17* | Photographic reagents | |
| 20 01 19* | Plant protection products of toxicity classes I and II (very toxic and toxic, e.g. herbicides, insecticides) | |
| 20 01 21* | Fluorescent lamps and other waste containing mercury | |
| 20 01 23* | Devices containing freons | |
| 20 01 25 | Edible oils and fats | |
| 20 01 26* | Oils and fats other than those mentioned in 20 01 25 | |
| 20 01 27* | Paints, inks, printing inks, adhesives, binders and resins containing hazardous substances | |
| 20 01 28 | Paints, inks, printing inks, adhesives, binders and resins other than those mentioned in 20 01 27 | |
| 20 01 29* | Detergents containing hazardous substances | |
| 20 01 30 | Detergents other than those mentioned in 20 01 29 | |
| 20 01 31* | Cytotoxic and cytostatic drugs | |
| 20 01 32 | Medicines other than those mentioned in 20 01 31 | |
| 20 01 33* | Batteries and accumulators including batteries and accumulators mentioned in 16 06 01, 16 06 02 or | 16 06 03 and unsorted batteries and accumulators containing these batteries |
| 20 01 34 | Batteries and accumulators other than those mentioned in 20 01 33 | |
| 20 01 35* | Discarded electrical and electronic equipment other than those mentioned in 20 01 21 and 20 01 23 containing hazardous components ( 1 ) | |
| 20 01 36 | Used electrical and electronic equipment other than those mentioned in 20 01 21, 20 01 23 and 20 01 35 | |
| 20 01 37* | Wood containing hazardous substances | |
| 20 01 38 | Wood other than that mentioned in 20 01 37 | |
| 20 01 39 | Plastics | |
| 20 01 40 | Metals | |
| 20 01 41 | Ventilation sweeper waste | |
| 20 01 80 | Plant protection products other than those mentioned in 20 01 19 | |
| 20 01 99 | Other fractions not mentioned are collected selectively | |
| 20 02 | Garden and park waste (including cemeteries) | |
| 20 02 01 | Biodegradable waste | |
| 20 02 02 | Soil and earth, including stones | |
| 20 02 03 | Other non-biodegradable waste | |
| 20 03 | Other municipal waste | |
| 20 03 01 | Unsorted (mixed) municipal waste | |
| 20 03 02 | Waste from marketplaces | |
| 20 03 03 | Waste from cleaning streets and squares | |
| 20 03 04 | Sludge from non-draining tanks used to collect waste | |
| 20 03 06 | Waste from sewage manholes | |
| 20 03 07 | Bulky waste | |
| 20 03 99 | Municipal waste not listed in other subgroups |
1) The first two digits indicate the waste group indicating the source of waste generation. The waste group designation together with the next two digits identifies the waste subgroup, and the six-digit code identifies the type of waste.
(1) Hazardous components from electrical and electronic equipment include accumulators and batteries listed in 16 06 and marked as hazardous, mercury switches, glass from cathode ray tubes and other active glass, etc.
(2) Transition metals include: scandium, vanadium, manganese, cobalt, copper, yttrium, niobium, hafnium, tungsten, titanium, chromium, iron, nickel, zinc, zirconium, molybdenum, tantalum. These metals or their compounds are dangerous if they are classified as hazardous substances. The classification of hazardous substances is specified in separate regulations.
(3) Stabilization processes change the hazardous properties of waste components and thus transform hazardous waste into non-hazardous waste. Solidification processes only change the physical state of waste through the use of additives (e.g. transform liquid waste into solid) without changing the chemical properties of the waste.
(4) Partially stabilized waste is waste containing hazardous components after the stabilization process, which have not completely changed into non-hazardous components and which could be released into the environment in the short, medium or long term.
Waste catalog – frequently asked questions
The waste catalog makes it easier to assign waste generated in the company to specific groups, subgroups and types . Correct waste classification is important for keeping waste records and also allows you to monitor the amount and type of waste generated in the company.
Waste codes are also often used when ordering waste collection and planning the company’s entire waste logistics . They indicate how to further manage a given type of waste, which is why they are valuable information for waste collection companies. Some waste can be recycled and reused; others (e.g. hazardous waste) must be processed and disposed of in a strictly defined manner.
The catalog and classification of waste are specified in the Regulation of the Minister of Climate of January 2, 2020. regarding the waste catalogue. The full text of the regulation and annexes can be found HERE.
All waste in the catalog is divided into:
- the source of their creation,
- properties that make waste hazardous waste. These properties are specified in Annex No. 3 to the Act of December 14, 2012. about waste,
- waste components for which exceeding the concentration limits of hazardous substances may result in the waste being classified as hazardous waste.
The waste catalog was established under a legal act – the regulation on the waste catalog, therefore it is valid as long as the regulations introducing it are valid.
At Interzero, we follow the entire legislative process and amendments to legal acts regulating environmental issues. Thanks to this, the waste classification found on our website is always up to date and can serve as a source of waste codes for maintaining current waste records.
The hazardous waste catalog is an integral part of the above waste catalog. All hazardous waste is marked in the catalog with an asterisk next to the waste code.
The waste catalog consists of groups (marked with 2-digit codes), subgroups (marked with 4-digit codes) and types of waste (marked with 6-digit waste codes).
To correctly classify a given waste:
- Find the source of waste that will allow you to assign the waste to a given group.
- Find the waste subgroup.
- Select a specific type of waste.
If you do not find the appropriate type of waste in groups 01 to 12 and 17 to 20, it should be classified in groups 13 to 15. If there is no code for a given waste in groups 13 to 15, it should be classified in group 16.
When keeping waste records, use 6-digit waste codes.
Do you need support with waste in your company?
Contact us.

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Online waste platform
Interzero Waste Platform - an online system for waste management in the company
Waste management in large companies and networks with dozens of branches can be simple, quick and intuitive. The Interzero Waste Platform is a digital tool that allows you to optimize waste management processes and save entrepreneurs’ time and money.
What is the Interzero Waste Platform?
The Interzero Waste Platform is a dedicated online system designed to manage waste and store the company’s environmental documentation. Each system created by Interzero is personalized and tailored to the individual needs of the company.
Thanks to the Interzero Waste Platform:
- you will reduce the costs of waste management,
- you will maximize profits from the sale of raw materials,
- you will automate waste collection and recovery logistics,
- you will improve and standardize waste management processes throughout the company,
- you will reduce the risk of errors when entering data into the BDO system,
- you will be able to store and manage all environmental documentation in one place.
Waste management in one place - discover the possibilities of the Interzero Waste Platform
The Interzero Waste Platform is a professional tool that improves waste collection and allows you to manage recovery logistics in one centralized place.
Using the Interzero Waste Platform, you can:
- keep automatic records of waste,
- plan waste collection in advance,
- send waste collection notifications with 1 click,
- automatically create, approve and correct KPOs,
- manage municipal declarations and receive fee reminders,
- control waste management costs on an ongoing basis,
- monitor revenues from the sale of raw materials,
- generate any reports based on the BDO system database and all environmental documentation.
The Interzero Waste Platform also allows you to outsource your company’s environmental activities, so you can focus on your core business.
Interzero Waste Platform for companies from any industry and of any size
The Interzero Waste Platform is a flexible system that can be tailored to the needs of any company, regardless of its size and industry. Our experts will focus on getting to know the specifics of the company and, on this basis, will create a unique tool tailored to your needs and capabilities.
Using the Platform will enable large network entities to simplify, accelerate and standardize waste management processes.
People managing your company will gain:
- full control over the flow of waste streams,
- ability to monitor the circulation of cost and revenue invoices,
- access to the history of notifications sent by company branches,
- preview of services provided to various company branches.
For smaller companies, the Interzero Waste Platform is an opportunity to reduce the number of time-consuming obligations related to waste management, BDO reporting and management of municipal declarations.
Write to us and see how easy and convenient waste management can be in your company!
A digital platform for every company listed in the BDO register
The Interzero Waste Platform is integrated with the BDO system. This means that you no longer have to log in to the government system using a trusted profile – you can handle all matters in the Platform panel.
For companies listed in the BDO register, our Waste Platform guarantees:
- simple login without the need to authenticate with a trusted profile,
- automatic creation and approval of KPOs when waste collection is reported,
- ability to correct KPO with 1 click,
- automation of keeping waste records (KEO),
- saving and updating data in BDO in real time.
In companies using press containers and other machines equipped with a self-reporting module connected to the Interzero Waste Platform, ordering waste collection, creating and approving KPO and adding entries in KEO can be done 100% automatically, without employee intervention.
Reports that will help you optimize waste management
The Interzero Waste Platform enables simple and quick creation of any quantitative, qualitative and cost reports based on data from the BDO system and all environmental documentation stored in the digital repository.
In the panel you can generate:
- revenue and expense reports,
- reports for the BDO system,
- individual reports (for one branch of the company) and collective reports (for several or all branches),
- reports for any period, e.g. a month or a billing period.
Extensive reporting and data analysis capabilities will also allow you to find differences between branches. They will also enable tracking their productivity in the field of waste management and provide data for the creation of ESG reports.
Test the Interzero Waste Platform in your company
Are you wondering whether the Interzero Waste Platform will work for your company? You can test it for free for up to 3 months! All you need to do is provide us with the number of users who are to receive individual logins to the Platform and specify their data access levels.
During the entire test period, we will provide you with the care of our coordinator, who will train employees on the operation and available functionalities of the Platform, support your company in the ongoing operation of the system and identify the individual needs of your business.
We are waiting for you. Contact us.

platformodpadowa@interzero.pl
+48 22 742 10 22
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Board in Poland
Interzero management: responsibility for customers, employees and the environment
Interzero Organizacja Odzysku Opakowan SA was established in order to fulfill the obligations for Polish customers under the Act on Obligations of Entrepreneurs in the Field of Waste Management and on Product and Deposit Fees.

“Interzero’s activities and services are designed to support entrepreneurs who have to find themselves in the reality governed by the principles of extended producer responsibility. Every year, we try to help a growing group of entrepreneurs – currently there are about 9,500 entities – who want to take further responsible steps in the field of environmental protection by developing their business. We advise, take over environmental responsibilities, educate so that the appropriate design of packaging, as well as their subsequent recycling, take place in compliance with the highest standards.
Anna Grom – Head of Interzero Circular Solutions Europe
„Interzero is a team of experts with many years of experience in the field of environmental protection. We provide the highest quality services and solutions in this field.
Our offer includes comprehensive solutions thanks to which our partners can function safely in the currently difficult legal framework. Interzero’s goal is to build long-term partnerships with clients, through which we help achieve business excellence. Cooperation with us is a benefit for the environment and profit for companies.”
Paweł Lesiak – Vice President of the Management Board


„As an industry leader, we know that the way to sustainable development is to effectively close the circulation of raw materials. It enables the development and increase of profitability while respecting the ecosystems and natural resources of the Earth. We provide our clients with solutions in the field of environmental protection tailored to their needs. We offer professional service and expert advice in the field of waste management, recycling and environmental law. We also provide a number of innovative digital tools that support the processes that entrepreneurs face on a daily basis in their business in a modern way.”
Monika Grom – Vice President of the Management Board
“As a recovery organization and a leader in the environmental protection industry, we want to create as many opportunities as possible to discuss current problems and future challenges that the legislator places before us. Our goal is to actively participate in shaping a new reality that will be governed by the principles of extended producer responsibility. As a Member of the Management Board, my priority will be to further strengthen relationships with our clients. I plan to introduce a more individualized approach to customer service to better meet their needs and expectations.”
Agata Ryś – Member of the Management Board








































