Nordværk handles waste services
Jammerbugt Municipality refers residents to Nordværk for information about waste collection, recycling centres, sorting, self-service, fees and collection schedules.
Find contact details, local waste rules and recycling centres.
Jammerbugt Municipality in North Jutland is known for long sandy beaches and scenic surroundings along the North Sea. The area attracts many visitors and offers outdoor life, sustainability focus and strong local communities.
In Jammerbugt Municipality, each household typically uses divided containers for food/residual waste and recyclable materials such as paper, cardboard, plastic, metal and food and beverage cartons. Food and residual waste are collected regularly, while recyclable waste is collected on a separate schedule. Recycling centres accept glass, hazardous waste, electronics and larger cardboard. Nordværk handles waste collection and recycling centre operations.
Jammerbugt Municipality refers residents to Nordværk for information about waste collection, recycling centres, sorting, self-service, fees and collection schedules.
Food waste is sorted separately from residual waste and placed in a tied bag before going into the bin. Residual waste is what remains after food waste and recyclable materials have been sorted out.
The recycling bin is used for materials such as paper, cardboard, plastic, metal and food and beverage cartons. Glass is typically handed in through bottle banks or at a recycling centre.
The municipality has four recycling centres in Aabybro, Brovst, Fjerritslev and Pandrup. They are operated by Nordværk and can be used for many waste types that are not collected at home.
Construction and demolition waste must be reported to the municipality if the project creates more than 1 tonne of waste, or if older sealed glazing units are replaced. Hazardous and contaminated waste must be sorted separately.
Source: The information is based on Jammerbugt Municipality's official waste pages and Nordværk's information about waste services in the municipality. Mit Affald is an independent guide and is not part of the municipality.
Last checked: 2026-05-13