10 waste types at home
Morsø Municipality collects 10 waste types from households: residual waste, food waste, plastic waste, textile waste, hazardous waste, metal waste, glass waste, cardboard waste, paper waste and carton waste.
Morsø Kommune
Find contact details, local waste rules and recycling centres.
Contact information
About the municipality
Morsø Municipality is located on the Limfjord island of Mors and is known for scenic areas, especially the moler landscape. The municipality focuses on tourism, local communities and a quiet setting with outdoor opportunities by the fjord.
Cities and postcodes
See the postal cities and postcodes associated with the municipality.
Erslev7950
Karby7960
Nykøbing M7900
Øster Assels7990
Redsted M7970
Vils7980
Practical waste information
Municipal waste rules
In Morsø Municipality, waste is sorted into ten fractions: residual waste, food waste, plastic, textiles, hazardous waste, metal, glass, cardboard, paper and cartons. Recyclable materials are collected at the household, and hazardous waste can be placed in environmental boxes for collection. Bulky waste is available by registration. The municipality has goals for increased recycling and sustainable waste handling toward 2030.
Quick facts
- Recycling centre
- Nørrebro 196, 7900 Nykøbing Mors
- Household sorting
- 10 waste types collected at home
- Bulky waste
- Registration scheme with collection at home
- Asbestos
- Must be handled under special landfill rules
- Waste plan
- Waste Plan 2022-2033
Waste services
Recycling centre in Nykøbing Mors
Morsø Municipality's recycling centre is located at Nørrebro 196 in Nykøbing Mors. Residents can deliver waste there that is not handled through ordinary collection schemes.
Bulky waste by registration
The bulky-waste scheme requires registration and allows residents to have larger waste collected at home. The municipal waste plan describes bulky waste as items too large for ordinary bags or bins.
Hazardous waste and environmental boxes
Hazardous waste is collected as a separate fraction. It can be placed in environmental boxes for collection, and businesses may only use the recycling centre according to the municipal rules and schemes.
Asbestos waste
Asbestos and asbestos-containing materials must go to landfill. The municipality distinguishes between dusty and non-dusty asbestos-containing waste, and asbestos must be handled according to special rules.
Construction and demolition waste
Construction waste from private residents can be delivered to Morsø Municipality's recycling centre. Reporting is required when the rules demand it, so the waste is sorted and disposed of correctly.
Useful official links
Source: The information is based on Morsø Municipality's official waste pages, regulations and waste plan. Mit Affald is an independent guide and is not part of the municipality.
Last checked: 2026-05-15
Recycling centres
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Coordinates are missing for the recycling centres in this municipality.