Waste management

Waste can be left in:

• Tenant-shared recycling rooms
• Airport recycling centre

Travellers and businesses are encouraged to sort waste according to the types of waste that are marked on site.

Källsorteringsguide.pdf

Depending on the location, there are different options for sorting. Among other things, the following types of waste can be sorted:

• Recycled paper (incl. newspapers)
• Corrugated board
• Hard plastic packaging
• Other plastic packaging
• Tinted glass
• Non-tinted glass
• Metal packaging
• Paper packaging
• Shortening (from air fryers)
• Compost (food waste)
• Wood
• Combustible waste
• Landfill residues (e.g. porcelain)
• Textile waste

All of the above waste is handled by Swedavia's waste contractor: Stena Recycling.

Hazardous waste must not be left in:

• Tenant-shared recycling rooms
• Airport recycling centre (Recycling Centre)

Each actor is responsible for ensuring that hazardous waste:

• Handled correctly
• Documented
• Reported to the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency

This can be done:

• Own
• Via an approved waste contractor (by proxy)

To leave hazardous waste at the Recycling Centre, the following is required:

• Separate agreement with Swedavia's waste contractor Stena Recycling

This applies to all hazardous waste, including so-called office-like hazardous waste, such as:

• Small batteries
• Light sources
• Office Electronics

More information about reporting can be found at Naturvårdsverket.

Weekdays at 12.00-14.00

Waste and hazardous waste can be left here if there is an agreement with Stena Recycling.