Faxe Forsyning collects household waste
Faxe Forsyning handles waste collection at the home. Residents can find information about sorting, collection, bin placement, collection calendar and extra waste bags.
Find contact details, local waste rules and recycling centres.
Faxe Municipality in South Zealand offers natural attractions such as Faxe Limestone Quarry, where visitors can explore fossils. The municipality has an active cultural life and focuses on sustainable development where nature and urban life meet.
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In Faxe Municipality, households sort waste into categories such as paper, plastic, metal, glass, food waste and residual waste. Food waste is collected in green bags or dedicated containers, while paper, plastic and metal are sorted for recycling. Bulky waste and hazardous waste must be delivered to recycling centres or collected by appointment. Residents can find details about sorting and collection dates on the municipality’s website.
Faxe Forsyning handles waste collection at the home. Residents can find information about sorting, collection, bin placement, collection calendar and extra waste bags.
Faxe Municipality is part of AffaldPlus, which operates the municipality's recycling centres, garden-waste sites and Plus shop.
Residents of Faxe Municipality can use Haslev Recycling Centre and Rønnede Recycling Centre. They can also use AffaldPlus' other recycling centres in the owner municipalities.
The municipality has four 24-hour garden-waste sites in Faxe, Haslev, Karise and Rønnede, where garden waste can be delivered outside ordinary opening hours.
The Plus shop in Rønnede gives usable items from recycling centres a longer life and supports direct reuse.
Businesses and residents must be aware of special rules for construction waste and soil. Larger amounts of soil or construction waste must be reported according to current rules.
Source: The information is based on Faxe Municipality's official waste pages, Faxe Forsyning and AffaldPlus. Mit Affald is an independent guide and is not part of the municipality, utility company or AffaldPlus.
Last checked: 2026-05-15