The term "end of waste" refers to a recovery process carried out on a waste, after which the waste loses that status to become a product.
To achieve this result, precise conditions defined by the legislation must be met.
- the production residue that has been recovered must be used for specific purposes;
- there must be a market or a demand for this product;
- the recovered waste must meet certain technical requirements for the specific purpose for which it is intended and comply with the existing legislation and standards applicable to the products;
- the use of the product must not lead to negative impacts on the environment or on human health.
CEPRA is able to assist you in verifying the correct application of the law in defining the end of waste.