Waste collection
Dit Affald and Affaldsportal provide address schemes and calendars, SMS service, extra bins, bulky-waste booking and issue reporting.
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Mariagerfjord Municipality is named after the scenic Mariager Fjord and offers beautiful landscapes, active local communities, culture and outdoor life. Its towns along the fjord attract both residents and visitors.
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In Mariagerfjord Municipality, residents sort waste into ten categories: residual waste, food waste, paper, cardboard, plastic, metal, glass, food and beverage cartons, hazardous waste and textile waste. Food waste is kept separate for biogas and composting, while recyclable materials must be sorted for recycling. Hazardous waste, electronics and worn textiles can be delivered to recycling centres or collected by agreement. The Dit Affald self-service solution provides collection calendars, bulky waste orders and reports of missed collections.

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Plastic
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Dit Affald and Affaldsportal provide address schemes and calendars, SMS service, extra bins, bulky-waste booking and issue reporting.
Ren Forsyning provides web guidance and printable Danish, English, German and Polish guides plus a recycling-centre sorting card. Affaldsportal brings guidance to mobile.
Bulky waste can be booked up to ten times yearly. A collection must total 15–75 kg; each item may weigh 50 kg and measure 2.5 metres.
The environmental box is placed by the residual-waste bin and exchanged on its collection day. It must close and contain at most 4 kg; batteries and bulbs are packed separately.
Garden waste can be included in booked bulky waste in clear sacks with branches bundled, or taken to one of five municipal recycling centres.
Source: The information is based on Mariagerfjord Municipality's official waste pages. Affaldsguide Danmark is an independent guide and is not part of the municipality.
Last checked: 2026-05-15