Waste: Waste paper

  • Performance specification

    Recovered paper is a valuable raw material. Paper products made from waste paper (recycled paper, cardboard and cartons) have a significantly lower environmental impact than paper products made from virgin fibres. Recycled paper is therefore also awarded the Blue Angel eco-label.

    The disposal of paper waste from private households is the responsibility of the public waste disposal authorities. Waste paper collections can also be carried out by commercial or non-profit providers (commercial or non-profit collection).

  • Process flow

    The disposal of paper waste is regulated in the individual statutes of the public waste disposal organisations. This also includes information on existing collection systems for paper waste (e.g. drop-off options at recycling centres, container services).

  • What are the fees?

    Information on the costs can be found in the respective waste fee statutes of your public waste disposal organisation.

  • Legal basis

  • Short text

    • Waste paper disposal
    • Regulations on the disposal of waste paper are set out in the individual waste disposal statutes and fee statutes
    • Disposal services and their costs vary depending on the public waste management organisation
    • Responsible: public waste management organisation
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Who do I need to contact?

If you have any questions about the collection of waste paper, you can contact your municipality or the waste advisors working at the municipalities.

Special information for - District of Waldeck-Frankenberg

You can find all the websites of the municipalities in the Waldeck-Frankenberg district here:

Allendorf (Eder)

Bad Arolsen

Bad Wildungen

Battenberg (Eder)

Bromskirchen

Burgwald

Diemelsee

Diemelstadt

Edertal

Frankenau

Frankenberg (Eder)

Gemünden (Wohra)

Haina (monastery)

Hatzfeld (Eder)

Korbach

Lichtenfels

Rosenthal

Twistetal

Vöhl

Volkmarsen

Waldeck

Willingen

Responsible departments