Supply of waste; recycling companies (SBI 2008), waste category; 2008

Waste that is suitable for reuse is often offered to companies who are principally engaged in the preparatory work work for recycling by third parties. These companies are classified in the business class Preparation for recycling of the Standard Business classification. This table provides information on the amount of waste that is offered by the companies in the industry Preparation to recycling. The table also shows that part of the supply, which is in a the final product has been processed and the part that remains as residual substance. Furthermore, the method of processing and processing of the residual substance is displayed. In May 2002, the European Waste Regulation adopted the European Waste Regulation. waste list (EURAL) is listed, entered into force. Herewith is the Dutch Waste Code list has expired. As of 2004 it is the first use was made of the EURAL. Figures on the waste offered at the recycling companies are first presented by waste category in 2004. In doing so, the Eural code a classification classification of the substance types other than at the time the Dutch waste list. The new Standard Business Classification has been used since 2008 2008 (SBI 2008). This means that the SBI'93 has been discontinued. Comparison of the results of the business class Preparation for recycling with the results of previous years, it does not always make sense. For that reason in this table there are only figures for 2008. For a reference to tables with figures for 2008 and previous for years see paragraph 3. Data available from: 2008 Appearance Frequency: discontinued as of 13 January 2012 Status of the figures: the figures for 2008 are final. When are new figures coming? Not applicable