Yes. Our assignment includes cleaning the bins and the surrounding area if the litter is associated with the recycling station. If material or incorrect waste has been dumped outside the bins, normal cleaning is not enough and the cleaners might not be able to remove it. Then we have to order an extra operation from a contractor who will come and remove it. Would you like to know when we clean or empty a recycling station? Search for the station, and you will find information about when it was last cleaned and emptied, as well as the next date for cleaning and emptying. Find a recycling station Is there litter at a recycling station? Report it here
Find a recycling station
Find your local recycling station and see when it is emptied and cleaned. If it is overflowing or littered, you can report that emptying or cleaning is required.
About recycling stations
Recycling stations are solely intended for household packaging. Companies may drop off a limited amount of packaging at municipal recycling centers or order collection via a contractor.
Frequently asked questions
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If the bin has already been emptied, there is not much you can do unfortunately. Call FTI’s Service Center on 08-566 144 00. After office hours, call 0200-88 03 11. You will need to give the station’s ID number and the type of material that was in the bin where you lost your item. That information is needed to connect you with the right collector.
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You only drop off packaging at a recycling station. The packaging can be plastic, paper, glass or metal. You can also drop off newspapers there in most municipalities. Recycling stations are for consumers and run by FTI. At staffed municipal recycling centers, you can drop off bulky waste such as green garden waste, household appliances, furniture, electronics and similar.
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To establish a new recycling station, we have to collaborate with the municipality or landowner. A suitable site has to be identified first. Then we need to obtain permission to set up a station on the site, as well as a building permit. Contact your municipality if you have a request.