Nordværk handles waste
Hjørring Municipality refers residents and businesses to Nordværk for waste collection, sorting, recycling centres, self-service, fees and practical waste questions.
Find contact details, local waste rules and recycling centres.
Hjørring Municipality in North Jutland offers both urban life and scenic landscapes, including popular beaches by the North Sea. The municipality has a strong business structure and cultural events such as Hjørring Revyen.
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In Hjørring Municipality, waste is sorted into fractions such as plastic, paper, glass, metal, food waste, residual waste and hazardous waste. The municipality provides containers that households must use according to local regulations and access requirements. Bulky waste, garden waste and electronics have separate schemes, and residents can sign up for SMS reminders about collection days.
Hjørring Municipality refers residents and businesses to Nordværk for waste collection, sorting, recycling centres, self-service, fees and practical waste questions.
Food and residual waste are collected at home. Residual waste is what remains after recyclable materials and hazardous waste have been sorted out, and should be placed in closed bags.
Households sort recyclable materials such as glass, plastic, metal, food and beverage cartons, paper and cardboard according to Nordværk's local schemes and collection calendar.
Hazardous waste must not go in residual waste. In Hjørring Municipality it can be handed in using the red environmental box or at a recycling centre according to Nordværk's guidance.
Nordværk operates the recycling centres in Hjørring Municipality, including Hjørring East, Hjørring West, Hirtshals, Bindslev, Løkken, Sindal, Tårs, Lendum, Poulstrup, Vennebjerg and Børglum.
Nordværk works with direct reuse through reuse shops, swap boxes and partnerships, so usable items and materials get a longer life before becoming waste.
Source: The information is based on Hjørring Municipality's official waste pages and Nordværk's information about waste schemes. Mit Affald is an independent guide and is not part of the municipality.
Last checked: 2026-05-14