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When hazardous waste is moved to or from any location in Wales it needs to be accompanied by a hazardous waste consignment note

Hazardous waste consignee returns are completed to inform us about the hazardous waste consignments that have been received, removed or disposed at a site

If you produce or store over 500kg of hazardous waste per year, then you need to register it with us every year.

If you have any comments please send these by 13 November 2019.

Every time you, as a business, transfer non-hazardous waste to another business, both you and the person receiving the waste must complete a waste transfer note

You should use this guidance if you produce, manage or regulate waste. When completing waste documentation, the waste must be classified using a code

The ‘Wales Waste Data 2013’ is a summary of the types and quantities of waste handled by permitted waste management facilities in Wales during 2013.

T11 exemption allows you to repair, refurbish or dismantle various types of WEEE so that the whole WEEE item - or any dismantled parts - can be reused for their original purpose, or dismantled parts can be recovered

If you produce, import, carry, keep, treat or dispose of waste you have legal responsibilities for this waste. This is known as your duty of care

The survey of industrial and commercial (I & C) waste generated in Wales for 2012 calendar year was carried out by RSK Environment Ltd in partnership with Urban Mines, and managed by Natural Resources Wales on behalf of the Welsh Government that funded the project. Ainsworth & Parkinson, Groundwork in Wales and WRc also provided support on the project.

The ‘Wales Waste Data 2012’ is a summary of the types and quantities of waste handled by permitted waste management facilities in Wales during 2012.

If you manage extractive waste then this activity may be a mining waste operation, which is regulated under the Environmental Permitting Regulations.

The survey of construction and demolition (C & D) waste generated in Wales for 2012 calendar year was carried out by RSK Environment Ltd in partnership with Urban Mines, and managed by Natural Resources Wales on behalf of the Welsh Government that funded the project. Ainsworth & Parkinson, Groundwork in Wales and WRc also provided support on the project.

As a farmer registering or renewing waste exemptions, find exemption codes, descriptions, conditions and limits for common agricultural activities

How to register or renew as a waste carrier, broker or dealer. Includes who must register and when, charges, and how to make changes to your registration details

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View reports and data about how waste is managed in Wales.

Guidance for waste operators, how to report fly tipping and the waste duty of care

Information about waste permitting, how to apply for an environmental permit and register or renew a waste exemption