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What happens with Paper

As of 1 October 2025, the fraction is partially covered by producer responsibility legislation. BOFA will then only be partially responsible for the collection and baling of the fraction.

The producer, or a company hired by the producer, is responsible for recycling or reusing the part of the waste fraction that contains packaging paper after collection/balling.

The remaining part of the fraction is sold via Danfibre to Skjern paper factorywhere it is recycled into new paper products.