Waste and recycling
Hedensted Municipality provides information about waste schemes, collection dates, extra collection, prices, bulky waste, sorting guides and recycling stations on its waste pages.
Hedensted Kommune
Find contact details, local waste rules and recycling centres.
Contact information
About the municipality
Hedensted Municipality in East Jutland is known for rural charm, a strong business community and many small and medium-sized companies. The municipality focuses on education, sustainable development and nature opportunities.
Cities and postcodes
See the postal cities and postcodes associated with the municipality.
Barrit7150
Daugård8721
Flemming8762
Hedensted8722
Hornsyld8783
Horsens8700
Juelsminde7130
Løsning8723
Practical waste information
Municipal waste rules
In Hedensted Municipality, waste is sorted into fractions such as paper, cardboard, metal, plastic, food and beverage cartons, food waste and residual waste. Households use divided containers for food/residual waste and separate containers for recyclable materials. Recycling stations accept hazardous waste, electronics and other waste types, while bulky waste can be ordered several times a year. The waste plan focuses on increased recycling and reduced environmental impact.
Quick facts
- Recycling stations
- Remmerslund, Klakring, Hornsyld and Kalhave
- Staffed opening hours
- Most sites are open weekdays 12-18 and weekends/public holidays 10-16
- Remmerslund 2026
- Staffed weekdays 8-18, weekends and public holidays 10-16
- Unstaffed access
- Remmerslund and Hornsyld can be used during limited hours after registration
- Direct reuse
- Kalhave, Klakring and Remmerslund have areas for good usable items
Waste services
Sorting at home
At home, residents sort food waste, residual waste, metal, plastic, food and beverage cartons, paper and cardboard. Bin lids must be fully closed on collection day to avoid spills and incorrect sorting.
Bulky waste
Bulky waste can be ordered through the municipality's scheme. It is used for larger items that do not fit in ordinary bins, and the waste must be sorted according to municipal instructions.
Recycling stations
The municipality has recycling stations in Remmerslund, Klakring, Hornsyld and Kalhave. They accept sorted waste from homes and businesses in Hedensted Municipality.
Unstaffed opening hours
Remmerslund and Hornsyld have unstaffed opening hours during limited weekday periods after registration. The scheme cannot be used on closed days.
Direct reuse and asbestos
At Kalhave, Klakring and Remmerslund, good usable items can be handed in for direct reuse. Asbestos waste and roofing sheets have special requirements and must be handled according to municipal guidance.
Useful official links
Source: The information is based on Hedensted Municipality's official waste pages. Mit Affald is an independent guide and is not part of the municipality.
Last checked: 2026-05-15