Kolding Kommune

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Contact information

Municipality address:Akseltorv 1, 6000 Kolding
Website:kolding.dk

About the municipality

Kolding Municipality in Southern Jutland is known for Koldinghus and a creative business culture. The city has strong education environments, innovative urban development and a mix of historic heritage and modern growth.

Cities and postcodes

See the postal cities and postcodes associated with the municipality.

14 cities
Almind6051
Bjert6091
Christiansfeld6070
Egtved6040
Haderslev6100
Hejls6094
Jordrup6064
Kolding6000

Municipal waste rules

In Kolding Municipality, waste is sorted into trash categories including 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.

Waste categories: 7 of 10

  • Residual waste

    ✓ Used

  • Food waste

    ✓ Used

  • Cardboard

    − Not used

  • Plastic

    ✓ Used

  • Glass

    ✓ Used

  • Hazardous waste

    ✓ Used

  • Paper

    ✓ Used

  • Metal

    ✓ Used

  • Textile waste

    − Not used

  • Food and beverage cartons

    − Not used

Practical waste information

Waste operator
Redux - Waste and Recycling
Official waste page
Sorting guide
Recycling centres
5 recycling centres

Municipal waste service information

Waste collection

Redux’s AffaldsApp and Mit Affald show address-based schemes and dates and provide bin changes, notification service and missed-collection reporting.

Sorting guidance

Redux provides a searchable guide covering about 1,100 waste types in AffaldsApp and online, plus a booklet, posters, pictograms and tactile labels for visually impaired users.

Bulky waste

The Genbrugsbil and former bulky-waste scheme ended on 1 January 2026. Usable items should be passed on, while broken furniture and other large items go to a recycling centre.

Hazardous waste

Homeowners use the grey box for hazardous waste, small electronics, batteries and light sources and book collection in the app or Mit Affald. The box may weigh up to 4 kg.

Garden waste and composting

Garden waste goes to one of five Redux recycling centres or is retained as compost or a brushwood fence. Free compost is offered at three sites in spring and autumn while stocks last.

Source: The information is based on Kolding Municipality's official waste pages. Affaldsguide Danmark is an independent guide and is not part of the municipality.

Last checked: 2026-05-13

Recycling centres

5 locations

Map of recycling centres

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