Industrial waste; industry (SBI'93), waste category, treatment; 2004-2007

Commercial wastes are distinguished in hazardous and non-hazardous waste. This table only provides information on the non-hazardous wastes. A distinction is made in chemical and non-chemical waste. The non-chemical wastes are still further disaggregated. The released commercial waste is reused or offered for “final processing”. Landfill and incineration of waste are the main forms of final processing. This table shows for total Netherlands, by industry and by company size information about the total quantity released wastes broken down by type of waste (=waste category) and method of processing or processing (reuse or final processing). In May 2002, the European Waste Regulation adopted the European Waste Regulation. waste list (EURAL) is listed, entered into force. As of 2004 is used the EURAL for the first time. The 2004 figures per category of waste are not unequivocal similar to the results of the previous years. The Eural Code uses a different classification classification of the substance types than at the time the Dutch Waste List. For this reason, this table only contains figures from 2004 onwards. For one reference to tables with figures for the years for 2004: see paragraph 3. Data available from: 2004 Appearance Frequency: discontinued as of 13 January 2012 Status of the figures: 2007 data are final figures. When are new figures coming? Not applicable