Waste transport to the Netherlands: on time and fully compliant.
Cross-border waste shipments require the right permits, documents and notification. See what matters most and how EMMAR prepares each transport.
Waste transport to the Netherlands rarely starts with the truck itself. It starts earlier - with the question of which waste is actually supposed to leave the plant, whether the waste code matches the material, whether the receiver in the Netherlands can accept the given fraction and whether the carrier has the right status.
Cross-border waste shipments to the Netherlands - what matters most?
International waste shipments are governed by Regulation (EC) No 1013/2006 on shipments of waste and the Basel Convention. Depending on the type of waste, either the "green list" information procedure (Annex VII) or prior written notification and consent is required. An incorrect waste code, incomplete documents or a late notification are the most common reasons why a shipment gets stopped.
How does EMMAR organise transport to the Netherlands?
We verify the waste code and the documents before the route is planned, we coordinate the notification with the receiver, and we match the vehicles (walking floor trailers, tippers, containers) to the transported fraction. We hold the permits required for international waste transport.
Planning a waste shipment to the Netherlands? Contact us - we will help you prepare a compliant and timely transport.