Waste collection
Middelfart Waste and Recycling sets dates and operates schemes for homes, shared properties, the town centre and holiday-home areas. AffaldOnline handles local orders.
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Middelfart Municipality is located on Funen by the Little Belt and is known for scenic coasts and wildlife, including porpoises. The municipality focuses on sustainable development and has a strong business structure.
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In Middelfart Municipality, residents sort waste into residual waste, food waste, paper, cardboard, plastic, metal, glass, food and beverage cartons and hazardous waste. Food waste is separated for biogas and composting, while paper, cardboard, plastic, metal and glass are sorted for recycling. Hazardous waste, including chemicals and electronics, must be delivered to recycling centres or collected by agreement. Online self-service gives access to collection calendars, bulky waste orders and reporting of missed collections.

Residual waste
✓ Used

Food waste
✓ Used

Cardboard
✓ Used

Plastic
✓ Used

Glass
✓ Used

Hazardous waste
✓ Used

Paper
✓ Used

Metal
✓ Used

Textile waste
? Not confirmed

Food and beverage cartons
? Not confirmed
Not confirmed means the municipality's material does not identify the category clearly.
Middelfart Waste and Recycling sets dates and operates schemes for homes, shared properties, the town centre and holiday-home areas. AffaldOnline handles local orders.
Middelfart has a searchable web guide, category-based online guidance and a combined printable guide in Danish, English, German and Polish.
Furniture, electronics, appliances and other bulky waste go to a recycling centre. Usable items can be placed in the exchange zone at Middelfart Recycling Centre.
Hazardous waste uses the environmental box. Households using shared stations in central Middelfart book box collection through AffaldOnline.
Garden waste goes to municipal recycling centres or is composted at home. Burning is prohibited, and invasive plants such as Japanese knotweed must be sealed in a clear bag as residual-after-sorting.
Source: The information is based on Middelfart Municipality's official waste page and Middelfart Affald & Genbrug A/S. Affaldsguide Danmark is an independent guide and is not part of the municipality.
Last checked: 2026-05-14