Cabinet of Ministers Regulations No. 76 in 2002 (19 February. Nr. 8, § 12.) the rules on the import of waste for recycling and waste in the territory of the country of export and transit order Issued under the waste management Act, article 23 of the fourth and fifth part i. General questions 1. detects hazardous waste and household waste, which the inward processing in the territory of the country requires a permit, the permit, the validity of the cancellation and extension, as well as the export and transit of waste.
2. the permit for inward processing of waste in the territory of the country of importation is required: 2.1 these rules 1 and 2 in the annex;
2.2. This provision is set out in annex 3 of the waste if they contain hazardous chemical substances or dangerous chemical products in such quantities that the hazards of waste is comparable to this provision in annex 1 or 2 above, or if that waste is waste, taking into account their size or characteristics, may harm human health, the environment or personal belongings;
2.3. the following group of hazardous waste and municipal waste according to annex 3 to these regulations: 2.3.1. other metal bearing wastes (GC);
2.3.2. the glass the hard way (GE);
2.3.3. other waste, which consists of inorganic components which may contain metals and organic materials (GG);
2.3.4. solid plastic wastes (GH);
2.3.5. rubber wastes (GK);
2.3.6. the agriculture and food industry (GM);
2.3.7. wastes arising from tanning and skin etching, and used in leather products (GN);
2.3.8. other waste, which consists mainly of organic ingredients, which may contain metals and inorganic materials (GO).
3. the authorization for the export or transit of waste needs, export or transport of such waste in transit: 3.1. these rules 1 and 2 in the annex;
3.2. This provision is set out in annex 3 of the waste if they contain hazardous chemical substances or dangerous chemical products in such quantities that the hazards of waste treated this provision in annex 1 or 2 above, or if the waste is waste, taking into account their size or characteristics, may harm human health, the environment or personal belongings.
4. the rules do not apply to: 4.1 landing waste incurred by ships and offshore platforms;
4.2. waste resulting from civil aviation traffic.
5. the Provisions set out in annex 1 of the waste, which is especially dangerous to human health and the environment (hereinafter referred to as the red list of wastes).
6. the rules set out in annex 2 of the wastes that are or may be dangerous to human health and the environment (hereinafter waste yellow list).
7. the rules laid down in annex 3 of the waste that is not hazardous to human health and the environment (hereinafter referred to as the green list of waste).
8. a Person seeking authorisation for the transport of waste (hereinafter the applicant), a contract with the person to whom the waste is sent to (the recipient). The contract shall specify: 8.1. term of the contract;
8.2. recyclable or with the type and quantity of the waste;
8.3. procedures for waste to be ownership and responsibility for the waste;
8.4. the parties ' responsibility for inspection of waste sampling and analysis;
8.5. the action and accountability, if the sample do not conform to the requirements set out in the contract or carriage is not adopted.
9. inward processing of waste happens Cabinet June 30 1998 regulations No. 237 "arrangements for the feasible procedure — inward processing".
II. waste permit for inward processing, the period of validity of the service extension and cancellation 10. for waste permit for inward processing, the applicant shall submit to the protection of the environment and regional development Ministry (hereinafter the Ministry) that rule 8 of the Treaty referred to in paragraph and fill out application shipments of waste (hereinafter application) form (annex 4). The applicant does not complete the application of 24, 25 and 26.
11. A copy of the application the applicant shall send to the recipient of the waste and to the competent institution of the country, which exports waste (hereinafter referred to as the country of export), as well as all the competent authorities of the countries through which the waste for transport (hereinafter referred to as a transit country).
12. The Ministry within three working days after the receipt of the application the applicant shall send written acknowledgement of receipt of the application, as well as 22 March 1989 the Basel Convention on the control of transboundary movements of hazardous wastes and their disposal (Basel Convention) in the order acknowledgement sent a copy of the State of export and transit to the national competent authorities. The proof uses the application is filled in paragraph 24.
13. before the introduction of waste processing, of which does not require a permit, the applicant shall submit to the Ministry in these rules referred to in point 8 of the contract and fill in the application form (for the record). The applicant does not complete the application 24, 25 and 26.
14. If the application does not contain all the required information, the Ministry two weeks requires the applicant to submit it.
15. If the transport does not comply with the Basel Convention and the laws and requirements or is this provision, paragraph 8 of the agreement, the Ministry shall not grant authorisation for inward processing of waste.
16. The Ministry shall issue the authorisation for inward processing of waste or motivated refusal to issue a permit for 70 days from the rule referred to in paragraph 12, the date of dispatch of the acknowledgement.
17. The Ministry completed the application, paragraph 24 and 25. Where the Ministry determines the requirements for waste or recycling process, complete the 26. The Ministry stamped application. The completed application should be considered a waste permit for inward processing.
18. the permit for inward processing of waste, the Ministry shall send the original of the applicant, but a copy of the permit, the State of export and transit to the national competent authorities. One copy of the permit to the Ministry in the store.
19. the permit for inward processing of waste shall be issued for one year. If, after the expiry date of the authorisation the applicant wishes to continue the import of waste for recycling, he submitted a new application.
20. waste Permit for inward processing is cancelled, if the conditions of the permit have been violated or if a revoked permit hazardous waste processing facility that processed the waste concerned. On the withdrawal of the authorisation shall notify in writing the applicant and the beneficiary, as well as the State of export and transit to the national competent authorities.
III. Authorization for the export or transit of waste, the extension of the period of validity and cancellation 21. waste exports from Latvia to other countries is allowed to for disposal or recovery of hazardous waste, if the disposal or recycling in Latvia is uneconomical or technically impossible.
22. in order to obtain permission for the export or transit of waste, the applicant shall submit to the Ministry that rule 8 of the Treaty referred to in paragraph and fill in the application form. The applicant does not complete the application of 24, 25 and 26.
23. the waste export a copy of the application the applicant shall send to the recipient of the waste and to the competent institution of the State where the exported waste (hereinafter referred to as the country of destination), as well as all transit countries ' competent authorities.
24. Within three working days after receipt of the application for transit, the Ministry shall send the applicant written notification of the receipt of the application, and send a copy of the certificate of the country of destination and the country of export to the competent authorities. The proof uses the application is filled in paragraph 24.
25. If the export of the waste does not require a permit, the applicant shall submit to the Ministry in these rules referred to in point 8 of the contract and fill in the application form (for the record).
26. If the application does not contain all the required information, the Ministry two weeks requires the applicant to submit it.
27. If transport does not comply with the Basel Convention and other regulations or requirements this provision is referred to in paragraph 8 of the Treaty, the Ministry shall not grant authorisation for the export or transit of waste.
28. The Ministry shall not grant authorisation for the export of waste, if the time limits laid down in the Basel Convention is not received in the country of destination or transit of the written confirmation to the relevant waste.
29. The Ministry shall issue the authorisation for the export or transit of waste or motivated refusal to issue a permit for 70 days after the receipt of the application.
30. The Ministry completed the application, paragraph 24 and 25. Where the Ministry determines the requirements for the export or transit of waste transport process, it also fills in the application of paragraph 26. The Ministry stamped application. The completed application must be seen as permission for the export or transit of waste.
31. The original licence, the Ministry sent to the applicant, but a copy of the permit, the country of destination and a country of transit to the competent authorities. One copy of the permit to the Ministry in the store.
32. The permission for export or transit of waste shall be issued for one year. If, after the expiry date of the authorisation the applicant wishes to continue the export or transit of waste, the applicant shall submit a new application.
33. Authorization for the export or transit of waste is cancelled, if the conditions of the permit have been violated or the country of destination or transit is withdrawn the permission and informed the applicant in writing, as well as the country of destination of the waste and the competent authorities of the country of transit.
IV. Waste processing import, export and transit 34. after the authorisation for inward processing of waste, the waste export or transit, the applicant fills in each shipment shipment receipt (annex 5) 1-9 and 13-22. The opening movement, the applicant adds waste packing slip (invoice) for each shipment of waste.
35. The export of waste, you need a slip of an original and three copies. The slip filled in a language that is acceptable to the country of destination and a country of transit to the competent authorities.
36. Note the applicant may receive in an electronic form on the Ministry to use this provision a copy of annex 5.
37. prior to the commencement of the shipment of the waste carrier received from the applicant fills out slip. The first carrier completed and signed Bill of lading point 10 and put the slip next waste carrier, if waste involves several carriers. Each subsequent carrier completed packing slip respectively 11 and 12 point. A copy of the packing slip will remain in storage at the last carrier. Where a transport operation involves more than three carriers delivery note presented in attachment, in which the carriers point slip, 10, 11 and 12 above.
38. the Customs authorities shall fill out the slip, 26, 27 and 28.
39. when the beneficiary is in receipt of the waste the waste, the consignee or his authorised representative shall fill out the packing slip, 23 and 24 and issued the last carrier filled in copy of the packing slip.
40. After the completion of the disposal or recycling of the waste the consignee shall complete the slip, paragraph 25. The waste the consignee shall send copies of the receipt to the applicant and to the Ministry of transport. Packing slip will be kept by the consignee of that waste.
41. The country imported waste recycling waste and residues disposal regulations established or returned to the country of export, if provided for in the rules referred to in paragraph 8 of the agreement.
42. The Ministry, the applicant and recipient in Latvia for at least three years keep the waybill and other copies of the documents that were sent to competent authorities in other countries, or invoices and other documents from these institutions.
V. obligations of Applicant 43. Costs incurred in taking back the waste from the country of destination or transit, if the waste is not happened in accordance with these terms (including the transportation of waste, disposal or processing costs) shall be borne by the applicant.
44. The applicant provides any necessary translation of the preparation, if any of these rules, certain documents are not filed in the language of the country.
45. The applicant shall bear the fees on waste composition analysis if such analysis is requested by the Ministry.
Prime Minister a. Smith of environmental protection and regional development Minister, Minister with special responsibility for State reform Affairs j. Smith Editorial Note: the entry into force of the provisions to the 27 February 2002.
1. the annex to Cabinet of 19 February 2002, the Regulation No. 76 red list of waste waste waste description code RA wastes containing principally organic substances which can also contain metals and inorganic materials PRODUCES waste substances and 010 articles containing polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), polychlorinated terphenyls (PCTs) and polybrominated biphenyls or (PBB), polybrominated compounds, if this connection is 50 mg/kg or more RA 020 tarry wastes (excluding asphalt cements) resulting from the purification, distillation or any RB pyrolysis wastes containing principally inorganic substances, which may also contain metals and organic material RB 010 asbestos (dust and fibres) RB 020 fibres of physico-chemical characteristics similar to those of asbestos RC waste containing both organic and inorganic substances waste containing PCBs: RC 010: any derivative of dibenzofurans Polychlorinated Dibenzodioxins, any of the RC 020 derivative RC 030 exploding leaded connection sludge RC 040 peroxides except for hydrogen peroxide in environmental protection and regional development Minister, Minister with special responsibility for State reform Affairs j. Smith annex 2 Cabinet February 19, 2002 regulations No 76 waste yellow list product code garbage-according to the product description description of waste deep in code and coding system for the AA. Metal bearing wastes AA 010 ex 2619 00 slag and other waste from iron and iron ražošanā1 AA 020 ex 2620 19 zinc ash and atlikumi1 AA 030 2620 21 lead ash and atlikumi1 AA 040 ex 2620 30 copper ash and atlikumi1 AA ex 2620 40 aluminium ash 050 and atlikumi1 AA 060 vanadium ashes and ex 2620 50 AA metal or metal atlikumi1 070 2620 91 connection ash and residues that are not elsewhere or iekļauti1 AA 080 thallium waste AA 090 ex 2804 80 atlikumi1 and arsenic waste and atlikumi1 ex 2805 40 mercury waste 100 AA and AA 110 atlikumi1 aluminum production residues not elsewhere specified or included AA AA 130 120 primary precipitate metal pickling solutions AA 140 liquid wastes, dusts and sludges from zinc production such as jarosite, hematite, goethite, AA 150 solid residues containing precious metals containing inorganic cyanide impurities AA 160 precious metal ash, sludge, dust and other residues, such as: AA-161 digital wide ash-ash film 162 AA AA 170 lead-acid batteries, whole or crushed AA 180 spent batteries and accumulators, whole or crushed, other than lead-acid batteries, and waste and scrap arising from the production of batteries and accumulators and not elsewhere specified or included BOTH. Wastes containing principally inorganic constituents, which may contain metals and organic materials AB 010 slag ex 2621 10, ash and residues, not elsewhere or which included BOTH 020 residues arising from the incineration of municipal waste BOTH 030 wastes resulting from the processing of metal surfaces on a system that does not contain BOTH ex 7001 00 040 cyanides cathode ray tube glass and other glass wastes BOTH enabled 050 ex 2529 21 calcium fluoride sludge BOTH 060 other liquid or Pasty inorganic fluoride compounds
BOTH smelter process used 070 sand BOTH 080 wastes of catalysts are not mentioned in the green list waste hydrates of aluminium AB 090 AB 110 100 aluminium waste the TWO base solutions Inorganic halide 120 TWO connections that are not elsewhere specified or included 130 used TWO blast of sand (used in the processing of iron ore, sand) BOTH 140 gypsum arising from chemical industry processes BOTH 150 unrefined calcium sulphite and calcium sulphate from flue gas desulphurisation in the EYE. Wastes containing principally organic constituents, which may contain metals and inorganic materials AC 010 ex 2713 90 waste from petroleum coke and bitumen production and processing, excluding anode slag waste asphalt cements AC AC 020 030 oil wastes that are not appropriate for their originally intended use AC 040 leaded petrol (gasoline) sludges thermal AC 050 (heat transfer) AC 060 hydraulic fluids brake fluids AC 070 AC 080 antifreeze fluids AC 090 waste arising from resin, latex, plasticizers, adhesives and binders, as well as the production of waste that occurs when modifying or using these substances ACT 100 ex 3915 90 nitrocellulose AC 110 phenols and phenol compounds (including chlorophenols) liquid or sludge polychlorinated naphthalene type AC 120 AC 140 triethylamine in ether the AC 130 catalysts for melting sand involving 150 AC 160 AC chlorofluorocarbons halons AC 170 treated Cork and wood wastes ACT 180 ex 4110 00 leather dust , ash, sludge and powder EYE 190 waste resulting from cutting the cars (Fluffs) AC 200 organic phosphorous compounds halogenated 210 EYES-AC 220 halogenated solvents solvents halogenated or non-halogenated 230 MESH water-distillation wastes from the purification of solvents AC 240 wastes arising from the production of aliphatic halogenated hydrocarbons (such as chloromethanes, dichloroethane, vinyl chloride, vinilidīn chloride, alilhlorīd, epichlorohydrin) AC 250 production surface active agents (surfactants) AC 260 liquid pig manure , faeces AC 270 sewage sludge AD. Waste containing both organic and non-organic constituents AD 010 wastes from the production of pharmaceutical products and preparing AD 020 wastes from biocides and plant protection products, as well as the production of waste that occurs when modifying or using these substances AD 030 wastes from wood preservation products
production, as well as waste arising from converting or using these means waste containing: 040 Inorganic cyanide AD — except inorganic cyanide traces of precious metals in the solid form containing AD 050-organic residues of cyanide AD 060 oil and water, as well as hydrocarbons and water mixtures and emulsions waste AD 070 wastes from the ink, paint, pigment, varnish production, conversion and use of AD 080 wastes explosive If not covered by other legislation AD 090 waste from reprographic imaging unit and photographic chemicals and materials, conversion and usage and not elsewhere AD 100-products of cyanide waste from surface treatment of plastics AD 110 acid solution in AD 120 ion exchange resin disposable cameras in AD 130 battery-AD 140 wastes arising from industrial flue gas treatment plant used to control industrial pollution, and not elsewhere specified or included AD 150 naturally occurring organic material used as a filter (such as biofilters) AD 160 municipal waste note.
1 waste ash, residue, slag, dross, blowing dust, powder and filtering of sludge residue.
Environmental protection and regional development Minister, Minister with special responsibility for State reform Affairs j. Smith annex 3 Cabinet February 19, 2002 regulations No 76 of the green list of waste product code garbage-according to the product description description of waste deep in code and coding system for the GA. Metal and metal-alloy wastes in solid spread of such precious metals and veidā1 alloy waste and scrap: GA 010 ex 7112 10-waste and scrap of gold GA 020 7112 20-of Platinum ex (Platinum, Iridium, osmium, Palladium, rhodium and ruthenium) waste and scrap ex-7112 30 other GA 030 precious metals such as silver, the following waste and scrap of ferrous metal waste and scrap of steel or cast iron GA-040 7204 10 cast: waste and scrap GA 050 7204 21-stainless steel waste and scrap of other steel 060 7204 29-GA alloy waste and scrap of tinned iron GA 070 7204 30-waste and scrap steel or in 080 7204 41 GA wrapped or unwrapped are turning waste, chips, milling waste, metal waste GA 090 7204 49 other ferrous waste and scrap the scrap pārkausēt bars 100 7204 50 GA GA 110 ex 7302 10 rundown cast iron and steel rails GA 120 7404 00 copper waste and scrap GA 130 7503 00 nickel waste and scrap GA 140 7602 00 waste and scrap of aluminium 150 ex 7802 00 GA lead waste and scrap GA 160 7902 00 zinc waste and scrap 170 8002 00 GA Tin waste and scrap ex 8101 91 tungsten waste 180 GA GA 190 ex 8102 91 molybdenum waste and scrap ex 8103 10 GA 200 tantalum waste and scrap magnesium waste and 210 8104 20 GA scrap ex 8105 10 220 GA cobalt waste and scrap ex 8106 00 bismuth 230 GA waste and scrap ex 8107 10 GA 240 waste and scrap of cadmium GA 250 ex 8108 10 titanium waste and scrap ex 8109 10 260 GA zirconium waste and scrap ex 8110 00 antimony GA 270 waste and scrap ex 8111 00 manganese 280 GA waste and scrap ex 8112 11 290 GA beryllium waste and scrap ex 8112 20 GA 300 chrome waste and scrap ex 8112 30 GA 310 germanium waste and scrap ex 8112 40 320 GA vanadium waste and scrap ex 8112 91 wastes and scrap containing: GA-GA 340 330 Gaffney — India GA GA — 350 — niobium 360 rhenium GA GA 380 370-gallium-thallium ex 2844 30 390 GA thorium waste and scrap ex 2804 90 selenium GA 400 waste and scrap ex 2804 50 tellurium GA 410 waste and scrap ex 2805 30 420 GA rare metal waste and scrap of GB. Metal-containing metal smelting and refining wastes GB 010 2620 11 hard zinc on zinc sakusum GB 020 slag: GB 021 — galvanising slab zinc top (flabby) slags (> 90% Zn) GB 022 — galvanizing plate (weak) zinc bottom dross (92% Zn >) GB 023 — zinc die dross of Lithuania (> 85% Zn) GB 024-hot-dip plates (flabby) zinc slag arising from the tank (> 92% Zn) GB 025 zinc foam (bath of zinc smelting slag surface) GB 030 aluminium foam (aluminium smelter bath surface slag) GB 040
ex 2620 90 precious metals and copper processing slag, intended for further purification GB-containing tantalum Tin 050 slag containing tin content is less than 0.5% GC. Other metal bearing wastes GC 010 electrical devices, which consist of metal or its alloys GC 020 electronic scrap (floppy disks, electronic equipment parts, cables, wires) and recyclable electronic equipment parts, suitable for metal and precious metal recovery (recovery) GC 030 ex 8908 00 vessels and other floating devices, prepared for cutting up scrap, and exempt from any cargo and other materials arising from the operation of the ship and which may be considered hazardous substances or hazardous waste, car wrecks GCA 040 (without fluid)
GC 050 spent catalysts: GC 051-liquid catalytic cleavage catalyst g.c. 052-catalysts containing precious metal GC 053 — transition metal (such as chromium, cobalt, copper, iron, nickel, manganese, molybdenum, vanadium, zinc) catalysts GC 060 2818 00 granulated slag arising from the manufacture of pig iron and steel ex 2619 00 slag in GC 070 from cast iron and steel ražošanā2 GD. Mining wastes in non-dispersible form GD 010 ex 2504 90 natural graphite waste ex 2514 00 slate G-020 (Slate) waste, broken or not broken GD 030 2525 30 MICA waste ex 2529 30 040 leicīt GD, felīn and the felīn not sinīt waste ex 2529 10 G 050 feldspar waste ex 2529 21 GD 060 waste ex 2529 22 of fluorspar GD ex 2811 22 070 Silicon waste the hard way except those that use smelter in GE. Glass wastes in solid form GE 010 ex 7001 00 cullet and other waste and scrap of glass except for glass lamp cathode and other activated glass waste GE 020 glass fibre waste GF. Ceramic wastes in solid form GF 010 have been fired after shaping, including Ceramic waste in ceramic vessels ex 8113 00 cermets GF 020 composite waste and scrap GF 030 fibres, not elsewhere specified or included in the GG. Other waste containing inorganic constituents, which may contain metals and organic material GG partially purified 010 calcium sulphate from flue gas desulphurisation in GG 020 plaster wall waste from house demolition GG 030 ex 2621 slag and slag soot from power plants which burn the coal soot from ex 2621 040 GG power plants that burn coal with GG 050 of petroleum coke or bitumen anode slag GG 060 ex 2803 spent activated carbon by pamatizdedž 070 3103 20 GG resulting in the production of pig iron or steel and is used in phosphate fertilizer production or otherwise GG 080 ex 262100 copper production, chemically stabilized slag of a high iron content (above 20%) who are appropriately treated for use in construction or abrasive use GG 090 sulphur in solid form GG 100 limestone from the production of calcium cyanamide (ph < 9) GG 110 ex 262100 neutral Red sludges from the production of aluminium in sodium 120 GG , potassium and calcium chloride in GG GG carborundum 140 130 concrete scrap 150 ex 2620 90 GG-tantalum and Lithium-Niobium containing lithium glass scrap GH. Solid plastic wastes GH 010 3915 such plastic waste, parings and scrap: GH ex 3915 10 011: polymers of ethylene 3915 20-of GH 012 ex styrene polymer GH 013 ex 3915 30-of polymers of vinyl chloride 3915 90 following the GHS 014 ex polymer and copolymer waste, parings and scrap of: polyethylene terephthalate, polypropylene — — — butadiene copolymers of acrylonitrile copolymer styrene copolymers of polybutylene terephthalate, polyamide, polycarbonate, Acrylic polymers polyphenylene sulfide in paraffin (C10-C13) 3 polyurethane (not containing hlorfluorūdeņraž) polysilozalanes (Silicones) in polyvinyl alcohol is a polyvinyl acetate polymer fluoretilēn of PVB (teflon , PTFE) 3915 90 resins and GH 015 ex condensation products, such as:-urea formaldehyde resins-phenol formaldehyde resins-Melamine Formaldehyde resins, epoxy resins, alkyd resins-polyamides GI. Paper, paperboard and paper product waste GI 010 4707 paper and cardboard waste and scrap: GI 011 4707 10-of unbleached kraft paper or paperboard or corrugated paper or paperboard GI 012 4707 20-other paper or paperboard made mainly of bleached Chemical pulp, not coloured in the GI-013 4707 30 paper or paperboard made mainly of mechanical pulp (newspapers, magazines and other printed material) GI 014 4707 90 other including:-laminated cardboard
— unsorted waste and scrap the GJ. Textile wastes GJ 010 5003 silk waste (including cocoons unsuitable for reeling, yarn waste and Cyrus were knitted): 011 5003 10-not carded or GJ combed the GJ 012 5003 90-other GJ 020 5103 waste of wool fine or coarse animal fibres, yarn waste, well except for the shattered the knitted: GJ 021 5103 10-noils of wool fine animal fibres GJ 022 5103 20-other waste of wool, fine animal fibres GJ 023 5103 30-waste of coarse animal National fibres 030 5202 cotton waste: GJ GJ 031 5202 10-yarn waste (including thread) are knitted 032 5202 20 GJ — Cyrus GJ GJ 040 5301 30 flax 033 5202 99 — other tow and waste GJ 050 ex 5302 90 tow and waste (including yarn waste and Cyrus were knitted) of hemp (cannabis sativa l.)
Ex 5303 90 060 GJ tow and waste (including yarn waste and Cyrus were knitted) of jute and other bast fibres (excluding flax, hemp, and ramie) GJ 070 ex 5304 90 tow and waste (including yarn waste and Cyrus were knitted) of sisal and other members of the genus agavj GJ 080 ex 5305 19 tow, noils and waste (including yarn waste and Cyrus were knitted) from ex 5305 29 tow 090 GJ coconut in , noils and waste (including yarn waste and Cyrus were knitted) of abaca (Manila hemp or Musa textilis Nee) GJ 100 ex 5305 99 tow, noils and waste (including yarn waste and Cyrus were knitted) of ramie and other vegetable textile fibres, not elsewhere specified or that contain GJ 110 5505 tow, noils and waste (including yarn waste and Cyrus were knitted) of man-made fibres: GJ 111 5505 10-of synthetic fibres: from 112 5505 20 GJ artificial fibres GJ 120 6309 00 worn clothing and other worn textiles GJ 130 ex 6310 used rags, scrap twine, cordage, ropes, cables and other net fabrics of twine, cordage, rope and cables or other textile materials: 6310 10-sorted 131 ex GJ GJ 132 6310 90 other ex-GK. GK 010 4004 00 waste of rubber rubber (except hard rubber) waste, parings and waste, and from those manufactured in granules GK 020 4012 20 used pneumatic tyres ex 4017 00 030 hard GK rubber (e.g. ebonite) waste and scrap GL. Not treated Cork and wood wastes GL 010 ex 4401 30 wood waste and scrap, prepared or not agglomerated, chinks, tablets or similar forms or 020 4501 90 Cork waste prepared GL, crushed, granulated and powdered Cork GM. Agricultural and food industry wastes GM ex 2307 wine miel-070 GM 080 ex 2308 dried and sterilized vegetable waste, residues and by-products, prepared in the form of tablets or prepared for use in animal feeding, not elsewhere specified or which contain GM fat processing waste 090 1522, plant or animal waxes GM 100 0506 90 waste of bones and Horn, unworked, defatted, simply prepared (but not cut) , treated with acid or degelatinised GM 110 ex 0511 91 fish waste GM 120 1802 00 cocoa shells, husks, bark and other cocoa waste GM 130 agricultural and food processing industrial waste, excluding the by-products which, according to national and international requirements used for human or animal consumption in the GNU. Wastes arising from tanning and skin etching, and used in leather products 010 ex 0502 00 GN pig and wild boar bristles and hair wastes other wastes generated in the production of brush GNU 020 ex 0503 00 Horsehair waste, whether or not put up in layers, with or without supporting material GNU 030 ex 0505 90 of skins and other parts of birds, with their feathers and down or without them , parts of feathers or feathers (whether or not with trimmed edges trimmed edges), further, only cleaned, disinfected or treated for preservation ex 4110 00 leather 040 GNU or leather trimmings, the connection is not to be used for the manufacture of leather articles, excluding leather sludges GO. Other wastes containing principally organic constituents, which may contain metals and inorganic materials GO 010 ex 0501 00 waste of human hair GO straw waste GO 020 030 animal feed for deactivated mushroom spawn, resulting in the production of penicillin GO 040 film base and waste photographic film not containing silver waste GO 050 single-use cameras without batteries notes.
1 does not include waste powder, sludge, dust or solid items containing encapsulated in the form of liquid hazardous waste.
2 refers to the use of the slag produced in titanium dioxide and vanadium.
3 you can not polimerizē, are used as plasticizers.
Environmental protection and regional development Minister, Minister with special responsibility for State reform Affairs j. Smith
