Ausfuhr von "grünen" Abfällen zur Verwertung innerhalb der EU beantragen

• Verordnung (EG) Nr. 1013/2006 über die Verbringung von Abfällen (VVA)
• Abfallverbringungsgesetz (AbfVerbrG)

Information obligations apply to the cross-border export (shipment) of "green waste" for recovery in member states of the European Union (EU).

Please note: If you wish to export "green waste" to non-EU countries, you should contact the competent authority directly. Ask them about the applicablenregulations.

A notification procedure must always be carried out for waste on the Amber List and all other waste destined for disposal.

• Disposal contract between exporter and recipient
• completed "Shipping information" form

The waste is

• intended for recycling,
• listed in the Green Waste List and
• the amount of waste is more than 20 kilograms.

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As the exporter, you must conclude a disposal contract with the recipient of the waste, which also obliges you to take back the waste if the intended disposal cannot be completed or the shipment was illegal.
You must submit the contract to control authorities and SAA Sonderabfallagentur Baden-Württemberg GmbH on request.

In addition, the person who arranges the shipment must complete the "Shipping information" form before each waste transport. The transporter must carry this with them when transporting the waste.

When accepting the waste, the recipient or the operator of the disposal facility signs the form and keeps it in a safe place.
The person who arranges the shipment receives a copy.

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All parties involved must keep the forms and copies thereof for three years and present them at any time upon request.

Note: Various authorities, such as the competent waste legislation authority or the police, may request the submission of the documents as part of inspections and/or monitoring.

Waste may only be imported and exported via certain customs offices.
A list of all eligible customs offices (pdf) can be found on the website of the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection.

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