Waste collection
Mit Revas, AffaldViborg and self-service show the collection calendar, recycling stations and notification service and can report missed collections. Viborg collects the ten national waste types through individual or shared bins.
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Viborg Municipality in Central Jutland is known for its cathedral and long history as a former episcopal centre. The municipality has cultural life and a strong business structure, attracting both new residents and companies.
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In Viborg Municipality, household waste is sorted into trash categories including food waste, residual waste, paper, glass, metal and plastic. New durable containers are used, with food and residual waste typically collected every two weeks and recyclables every four weeks. Viborg Municipality aims to increase recycling and minimise waste through its waste plan. Recycling centres accept hazardous waste and large items, and Revas offers SMS reminders for collection days.

Residual waste
✓ Used

Food waste
✓ Used

Cardboard
? Not confirmed

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.
Mit Revas, AffaldViborg and self-service show the collection calendar, recycling stations and notification service and can report missed collections. Viborg collects the ten national waste types through individual or shared bins.
Revas provides a searchable sorting guide in AffaldViborg plus an illustrated guide and poster covering the ten waste types. The material explains household bins, the environmental box and delivery at the six recycling stations.
Viborg Municipality does not provide household bulky-waste collection. Furniture, appliances and other large items must be sorted and delivered to the stations in Viborg, Bjerringbro, Karup, Møldrup, Stoholm or Ørum.
Household hazardous waste is collected in the red environmental box or delivered to a recycling station. For shared waste systems, equipment and collection method are agreed with Revas; asbestos and other special types follow separate rules.
Viborg does not provide ordinary household garden-waste collection. It must be delivered to a recycling station or composted at home; Revas provides composting guidance, and burning is only permitted under the narrow conditions in municipal rules.
Source: The information is based on Viborg Municipality's official waste pages and Revas' information about waste schemes, app and recycling centres. Affaldsguide Danmark is an independent guide and is not part of the municipality.
Last checked: 2026-05-15