Company waste separation tool This information is provided by: Rijkswaterstaat You have to separate your company waste. New rules have come into force on 2 March 2021. Which types of waste you have to separate depends on your situation. The Company waste separation tool will
tell you which types of waste your company has to separate; give you a downloadable and printable overview of the results, to discuss with your waste collector. Start the Company waste separation tool Summary of the rules Company waste that you have to separate falls into 3 categories:
Company waste you need to separate depending on your situation Whether or not you need to separate one or more of the waste materials in this category depends on the size of your company location and the weekly amount of waste produced. For instance, if your company is housed in a small space, there may not be room for multiple waste containers. You may not have to separate waste.
See which types of waste you need to separate depending on your situation. Company waste you must separate if you have large quantities once or incidentally Certain types of waste you only need to separate once or incidentally, if the quantity your company produces exceeds a certain volume. For example, when conducting maintenance works, a large delivery, when replacing your inventory, or purchasing new company clothing.
See which types of waste you must separate in the event that you have a large quantity. Company waste you must always separate These types of waste you must always separate, no matter how little or how much you have, or how often you have it.
Take a look at the list of types of waste you must always separate. 
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