Waste collection
AffaldsVejen shows the next collection, sends automatic reminders and can report problems with collections or bins. In self-service you can also download a PDF calendar, change services and order an extra collection or sack.
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Vejen Municipality is located in Southern Jutland and combines town and rural life with culture, sport and business. It is known for its art museum, nature trails and strong local community.
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In Vejen Municipality, household waste is sorted into ten trash categories: food waste, residual waste, paper, cardboard, glass, plastic, metal, textiles, food and beverage cartons and hazardous waste. The municipality provides household containers, and the AffaldsVejen app helps residents track collection dates and find sorting guidance. Recycling centres accept larger waste and hazardous waste, and extra collection can be ordered when needed. The waste plan focuses on recycling and waste reduction through effective sorting.

Residual waste
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Food waste
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Cardboard
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Plastic
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Glass
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Hazardous waste
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Paper
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Metal
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Textile waste
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Food and beverage cartons
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AffaldsVejen shows the next collection, sends automatic reminders and can report problems with collections or bins. In self-service you can also download a PDF calendar, change services and order an extra collection or sack.
AffaldsVejen can search for items or scan barcodes and shows text, an image and a pictogram for the local solution. If a product is missing, the user can submit a photo for municipal review; recycling centres also have interactive container maps.
Vejen does not have an ordinary mixed bulky-waste collection service. Sofas, furniture, appliances and other large items should be dismantled where possible and delivered sorted to the Vejen, Brørup or Rødding sites; use clear sacks when packaging waste.
Small hazardous items are collected in the environmental box, which is labelled with the address and exchanged according to municipal instructions. At recycling centres, oil, chemicals and other hazardous waste must be handed directly to staff in closed, labelled containers of no more than 5 litres or 5 kg.
Garden waste must be delivered sorted at recycling centres or composted at home. Branches, leaves and grass must be kept free of soil, stones, plastic and plant pots so the material can be recycled; larger composite items should be dismantled before delivery.
Source: The information is based on Vejen Municipality's official waste pages and the municipality's visitor information about sorting. Affaldsguide Danmark is an independent guide and is not part of the municipality.
Last checked: 2026-05-15