The bio -bin rolls up: This is how the new waste system works!

The bio -bin rolls up: This is how the new waste system works!

In the Fürstenfeldbruck district, the organic bin will be introduced on January 1, 2025 in order to collect a higher proportion of energetically usable material. Around 31,000 biotons have already been distributed to the citizens, with another wave of extradition for late applicants, which is also to begin from January 1, 2025. In the transition phase, old biosäcks may no longer be provided for collection from this date.

The collected organic waste is transported to the Högl company in Volkenschwand, where it is fermented. In addition, a separate fermentation system in Maisach is planned, which also requires further exams. The biotons are equipped with a modern electronic chip, which serves as an identity system. The use of the bio bin is usually mandatory, except for households that carry out your own composting. However, it is important to note that the waste fee is not reduced by self -composting.

Details about the biotonne and waste types

The biotons are emptied every 14 days, with the provision required until 6 a.m. on the emptying day. New biofilter lids ensure that smells are neutralized and mold spores are bound. First and foremost, kitchen and meal waste are collected; Woody garden waste remains reserved for the garden waste collection. Small quantities of non -woody garden waste, on the other hand, can be added to the bio bin.

The permissible waste includes fruit and vegetable waste, nutshells, eggshells, coffee grounds, cooked food residues as well as cut flowers and potted plants. In contrast, vacuum cleaner bags, cigarette butts, hygiene items and packaging are not allowed. The waste management authority no longer spends organic waste bags; In the future, these will only be available in stores, but can continue to be used as long as there are old stocks.

Interestingly, the prices for waste disposal from 2025 were also updated. For example, the price of organic waste is € 127.33/ton, while a fee of € 5 is for less than 100 kg. These innovations can have a potentially impact on the disposal costs for citizens, as the EVA waste disposal

Overall, the introduction of the organic bin in the Fürstenfeldbruck district aims to improve the waste separation and significantly increase the amount of organic waste that is fed to energetic exploitation.

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OrtFürstenfeldbruck, Deutschland
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