Waste collection
Self-service provides calendars and schemes and handles environmental boxes, large household items, extra bins and issues. Perfect Waste replaced SMS/email and supports multiple addresses.
Find your Danish municipality and see contact information, local waste rules and recycling centres.
Odsherred Municipality is located on Zealand’s northwest coast and is known for its distinctive nature, designated as a UNESCO Global Geopark. The municipality focuses on tourism, art and local communities.
See the postal cities and postcodes associated with the municipality.
In Odsherred Municipality, waste is sorted into trash categories such as food/residual waste, plastic, paper, metal, glass, cardboard and hazardous waste. Residents may use individual, shared or neighbourhood waste solutions depending on housing type. Recyclables must be sorted correctly, and the municipality offers a sorting guide and SMS reminders. Recycling centres accept hazardous waste and bulky waste, and special bags for extra waste can be purchased in selected shops.

Residual waste
✓ Used

Food waste
? Not confirmed

Cardboard
✓ Used

Plastic
✓ Used

Glass
✓ Used

Hazardous waste
✓ Used

Paper
✓ Used

Metal
✓ Used

Textile waste
✓ Used

Food and beverage cartons
? Not confirmed
Not confirmed means the municipality's material does not identify the category clearly.
Self-service provides calendars and schemes and handles environmental boxes, large household items, extra bins and issues. Perfect Waste replaced SMS/email and supports multiple addresses.
Perfect Waste scans over 8,000 barcodes and searches over 300,000 terms. The municipality also provides Danish, English, German and Dutch material plus library assistance.
Large household items and textile waste are collected twice yearly when booked three weekdays ahead. Up to 15 units are allowed, normally 20 kg each; appliances are exempt.
Permanent homes have a red box that can be booked for collection four times yearly. Hazardous waste is excluded from large-item collection and otherwise goes to a recycling centre.
Household garden-waste collection ended in 2024. It must be used in the garden or taken to a recycling centre; the former empty bin can be collected as a large household item.
Source: The information is based on Odsherred Municipality's official waste pages. Affaldsguide Danmark is an independent guide and is not part of the municipality.
Last checked: 2026-05-14