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The part collected at recycling centres (i.e. not mixed with glass) is taken to Bornholms Produkthandelwhere it is broken down. The metal is then sent to H. J. Hansen Recycling in Odense. Here it is generally sorted into metal types and melted down for recycling. recycling.

The fraction is covered by producer responsibility legislation. BOFA is therefore only responsible for the collection and short-term storage of the fraction. The producer, or company (Elretur, H.J. Hansen) hired by the manufacturer is responsible for the reuse, recycling, recovery or disposal of the fraction after collection/storage.

The fraction is covered by producer responsibility legislation. BOFA is therefore only responsible for the collection and short-term storage of the fraction. The producer, or company (Elretur, Stena Recycling) hired by the manufacturer is responsible for the reuse, recycling, recovery or disposal of the fraction after collection/storage.

The fraction is covered by producer responsibility legislation. BOFA is therefore only responsible for the collection and short-term storage of the fraction. The producer, or company (Elretur, Stena Recycling) hired by the manufacturer is responsible for the reuse, recycling, recovery or disposal of the fraction after collection/storage.

The fraction is covered by producer responsibility legislation. BOFA is therefore only responsible for the collection and short-term storage of the fraction. The producer, or company (ERP, European Recycling Denmark) hired by the manufacturer is responsible for the reuse, recycling, recovery or disposal of the fraction after collection/storage.

Collected at recycling centres and subsequently picked up at BOFA of Bornholms Produkthandelfrom where they are forwarded to H. J. Hansen Recycling in Odense. Here they are granulated and sorted as copper and plastic. Copper is melted down and reused in cable production, while the plastic is typically recycled as stands for road signs etc.

The fraction is covered by producer responsibility legislation. BOFA is therefore only responsible for the collection and short-term storage of the fraction. The producer, or company (Elretur, H. J. Hansen) hired by the manufacturer is responsible for the reuse, recycling, recovery or disposal of the fraction after collection/storage.

Available for free at BOFAs garden waste sites.

E.g. needle boxes and medicine leftovers. Collected by BOFA around the island at dentists, medical centres, etc. The waste is sent to ARC (Amager Resource Centre)where it is incinerated at the right temperature, eliminating the risk of infection etc.

Collected at recycling centres and collected at the mapping site (soil reception area) in Rønne. Soil samples then determine where the soil ends up. Clean soil goes to cover the landfill. Slightly contaminated soil and slightly oil-contaminated soil is currently stored in Nexø Lystskov. Heavily contaminated soil is deposited at the landfill in Rønne. Heavily oil-contaminated soil is cleaned in Rønne using horse manure and subsequently analysed again. The new analyses indicate where the cleaned soil ends up afterwards.

Collected at recycling centres and sent via Gemidan for incineration in Germany, as Danish legislation prohibits the burning of impregnated wood without a special authorisation from the Danish Environmental Protection Agency.

Stored for a short time before being sold via Danfibre to Poisibi Nyborg, where it is coarsely sorted, broken down and pressed into bales. It is then sent to the company, Fierce in the Netherlands, where it is finely sorted, granulated and sold on for recycling - for example, for the production of sewer pipes.