Non-Hazardous Waste Collection, Separation

What is Non-Hazardous Waste Collection?

Approximately 40% to 60% of non-hazardous waste generated in industrial facilities or homes is recoverable.

At our Serhat Waste factory, non-hazardous waste is supplied from waste producers and the collected non-hazardous waste is classified according to their recyclable properties. Thanks to this classification, wastes of recoverable quality are more easily integrated into the economy and the resulting products are of higher quality.

Non-Hazardous Waste Collection, Separation Regulation

In order to minimize the negative impacts on the environment of certain non-hazardous wastes resulting from an activity, to reduce the amount of waste, temporary storage, establishment of recovery facilities, and to ensure the environmentally compatible management of these facilities, the Official Gazette dated 17/06/2011 and numbered 27967 has published the Communique on the Recovery of Certain Non-Hazardous Wastes.

Click here for the Communique.

Non-Hazardous Waste Collection, Separation Certificate Codes

At our Serhat Waste factory, non-hazardous waste collection/separation activities are carried out, and for the waste codes accepted to our facility and the Non-Hazardous Waste Collection Separation Certificate issued by the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization, click here.

Non-Hazardous Waste Collection, Separation Facility

Non-hazardous waste generated in industrial facilities is collected by our company-owned vehicles from the waste producer and accepted at our Serhat Waste factory. Weighing and radioactivity measurements of the accepted waste are performed. The wastes are classified according to their waste codes and recyclable properties. Classified wastes are sent to appropriate recovery companies according to their qualities and are integrated into the economy.