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Home page / FAQ / Why clear bags at the recycling centre but black bags for residual waste at households with a cassette solution?

Why clear bags at the recycling centre but black bags for residual waste at households with a cassette solution?

For reasons of discretion, households with cassette solutions must use black bags with the BOFA logo for their residual waste. This is the only case where black sacks may be used for packaging waste.

Plastic collection takes place in clear bags with BOFA logo (red BOFA bags may also be used until BOFA's stock is used up).

New BOFA bags are handed out by Meldgaard in connection with emptying.

The recycling centre uses its own clear sacks for the sorted waste, so site staff can help and guide citizens with sorting without having to empty the sack.