Information leaflet
Information leaflet
Collection Centers
Collection Centers
Amiat
The Collection Centres (CdR) offer a free service to help dispose of recyclable waste that, due to its size or type, cannot be collected through normal street or door-to-door collection systems.
The Centres are open to the public for the delivery of urban waste from both domestic and non-domestic users residing in the City of Turin. Other entities, required by current regulations, may also deliver specific types of waste.
The handling and unloading of waste within the collection point must be carried out by the citizen themselves; Amiat staff are responsible for monitoring access, regulating waste flows and providing information on the correct delivery of waste, as well as ensuring safety and emergency procedures.
There are seven collection centres in the city, spread across four of Turin's eight districts.
Type of user
Type of user
The type and quantity of materials that can be brought to the Collection Centres depend on the type of user: check below to see which user category you belong to.
Domestic users
Domestic users
Non-domestic users
Non-domestic users
WEEE disposal by businesses
WEEE disposal by businesses
Addresses, Times and Materials to be Conferred
Addresses, Times and Materials to be Conferred
By clicking on the Collection Center of interest, you can view access times and permitted materials.
Via Arbe 12
The Market on Arbe Street
Via Germagnano 48/A
Via Gorini 20/A
Corso Moncalieri 420/A
Via Ravina 19/A
Via Salgari 21/A
Via Zini 139
Safety regulations for safe access to Collection Centres
Safety regulations for safe access to Collection Centres
IT IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN
IT IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN
smoking;
park and stop vans, cars, bicycles and motorcycles inside the Collection Centre, except for the time strictly necessary for waste disposal operations, in order to avoid obstructing traffic;
introduce people and/or animals into containers for any reason;
leave and/or abandon waste of any kind outside the containers;
soiling, damaging and tampering with containers;
access the Collection Centre outside of opening hours;
deliver materials containing dangerous elements capable of causing damage to people and/or things;
carry out reckless actions and/or behave inappropriately, especially in emergency situations, avoiding creating confusion and panic;
carry out reckless actions and/or inappropriate behavior that may create confusion and/or panic and follow the instructions of the center's staff;
Please note that if staff detect a potentially dangerous load, they have the right to refuse it and notify the competent authorities.
THE USER IS ALSO REQUIRED TO:
THE USER IS ALSO REQUIRED TO:
comply with the provisions and/or instructions received from the Amiat personnel assigned to the Collection Centre;
deliver only the materials present in the list of permitted EER codes;
access the Collection Center wearing suitable footwear (e.g. flip-flops, slippers and sandals are prohibited);
access the containers according to the instructions of the Amiat staff assigned to the collection center, even with your own vehicles, proceeding at a walking pace;
maintain behaviors that do not cause harm to oneself, other people, or workers (e.g., throwing objects or distraction-free or careless waste disposal);
deliver to the collection center quantities of waste compatible with the capacity of the containers;
Secure your vehicle in case of problems and immediately notify the collection center staff.
In the event of a fire alarm and/or evacuation alarm reported by the collection center staff, the user must leave their vehicle, leaving the keys in the ignition.
Collection of plastic waste bags
Collection of plastic waste bags
Amiat offers several options for collecting plastic waste bags in Turin: you can pick them up at the flea market at Via Arbe 12 or at the collection centers at Via Ravina 19/A, Via Zini 139, and Via Germagnano 48/A.
- Second-hand market (Via Arbe 12): Friday (10:00-13:00) and Saturday (15:00-18:00).
- Collection center Via Ravina 19/A: Wednesday (8:30-12:00) and Saturday (14:30-18:00).
- Collection center Via Zini 139: Wednesday (8:30-12:00) and Saturday (14:30-18:00).
- Collection center Via Germagnano 48/A: Wednesday and Saturday (8:00-18:00).
Domestic Users
Domestic Users
Municipal waste produced by domestic users is that produced by private homes.
Domestic users can dispose of waste that includes:
- Municipal solid waste (MSW): food scraps, packaging, paper, plastic, glass, metals, and other commonly used materials.
- Bulky waste: furniture, appliances, and other bulky items that cannot be disposed of in standard waste containers.
- Organic waste: yard waste, leaves, and prunings.
- Household hazardous waste: batteries, paint, solvents, expired medications, and other materials requiring special handling.
Waste delivered to the Collection Center, following a visual inspection by the employee, must be placed in separate areas of the Center for homogeneous flows, identifying their characteristics and the different types and product fractions, separating potentially hazardous waste from non-hazardous waste.
Delivery may be carried out directly by the user who produced the waste. If the person delivering the waste is not the same person as the producer, a specific delivery authorization form must be completed and presented to the designated staff.
Hazardous waste
Hazardous waste
In the case of hazardous waste disposal, it is necessary to present the following completed form to the personnel in charge of the collection center:
To find out which waste can be disposed of, please consult the dedicated page for each Collection Center.
If the waste you wish to dispose of is not among those accepted at the CDR, you can request a quote by contacting our sales department at marketingambiente@gruppoiren.it.
For other needs, such as home collection of bulky items, Customer Care Service is available
800.017277
800.017277
(Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:30 pm)
Non-Domestic Users
Non-Domestic Users
Non-domestic users refer to all non-residential businesses: this includes shops, offices, restaurants, factories, and other commercial or manufacturing activities.
Waste classification:
- Municipal solid waste (MSW): packaging, paper, plastic, glass, metals, and other commonly used materials.
- Bulky waste: furniture and other bulky items that cannot be disposed of in standard waste containers.
- Organic waste: leaves and prunings
- Other waste: toner, paint, inks, and non-hazardous detergents
This waste must not come from the production, sale, or installation of goods related to the company's operations.
List of waste-related activities
List of waste-related activities
- 1. Museums, libraries, schools, associations, places of worship.
- 2. Cinemas and theaters.
- 3. Garages and warehouses without direct sales.
- 4. Campgrounds, gas stations, sports facilities.
- 5. Beach resorts.
- 6. Exhibitions, car showrooms.
- 7. Hotels with restaurants.
- 8. Hotels without restaurants.
- 9. Nursing homes.
- 10. Hospitals.
- 11. Offices, agencies, professional firms.
- 12. Banks and credit institutions.
- 13. Clothing, footwear, bookshops, stationery, hardware, and other durable goods stores.
- 14. Newsstands, pharmacies, tobacconists, multiple licenses.
- 15. Specialty shops such as stamp collectors, curtains and fabrics, carpets, hats and umbrellas, and antiques.
- 16. Market stalls selling durable goods.
- 17. Craftsmen's workshops: hairdressers, barbers, beauticians.
- 18. Craftsmen's workshops: carpenters, plumbers, blacksmiths, electricians.
- 19. Body shops, auto repair shops, auto electricians.
- 20. Craftsmen's workshops producing specific goods.
- 20 bis. Landscape and public and private greenery maintenance and care activities.
- 21. Restaurants, trattorias, inns, pizzerias, pubs.
- 22. Canteens, pubs, hamburger joints.
- 23. Bars, cafés, pastry shops.
- 24. Supermarkets, bread and pasta, butchers, cured meats and cheeses, groceries.
- 25. Multiple food and/or mixed licenses.
- 26. Fruit and vegetables, fishmongers, flowers and plants, pizza by the slice.
- 27. Hypermarkets selling mixed goods.
- 28. Food market stalls.
- 29. Discos, nightclubs.
- Agricultural and related activities referred to in Article 2135 of the Civil Code are excluded. Activities not listed, but similar in nature and type of waste produced, are considered included in the section to which they are similar.
Methods of waste disposal from non-domestic users
Methods of waste disposal from non-domestic users
Waste delivered to the Collection Center, following a visual inspection by the employee, must be placed in separate areas of the center for homogeneous flows, identifying their characteristics and the different types and product fractions, separating potentially hazardous waste from non-hazardous waste.
At the time of delivery, it will be necessary to complete or submit the required forms for delivery to the RDFs, as required by the Ministerial Decree of April 8, 2008, as amended.
Non-domestic users may dispose of waste produced by domestic and non-domestic users, provided they have an appropriate authorization signed by the latter.
Non-domestic users who need to dispose of quantities exceeding the established limits set out in the table below are required to contact the AMIAT Ecocentres Coordination Centre to define the disposal methods by sending an email to amiat@gruppoiren.it.
To find out which waste can be disposed of, please consult the dedicated page for each Collection Center.
If the waste you wish to dispose of is not among those accepted at the CDR, you can request a quote by contacting our sales department at marketingambiente@gruppoiren.it.
For other needs or requests, contact:
Customer Care Service
Customer Care Service
800.017277
800.017277
(Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:30 pm)
WEEE delivery from companies
WEEE delivery from companies
WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) disposal by owners of electrical and electronic equipment distribution, installation, and technical assistance companies that dispose of such waste generated by households (or their representatives), subject to registration with the CDCRAEE and submission of the delivery note.
To dispose of WEEE from "one-for-one" collection, which requires the retailer to take back the equivalent old appliance free of charge, an agreement must be entered into with the WEEE Coordination Center.
Registration is free and can be done from the reserved area of the CDCRAEE portal by following the simplified procedure instructions provided on the website.
After completing the registration and signing the agreement for disposal at the Collection Centers, you will need to contact AMIAT at amiat@gruppoiren.it, providing proof of registration with the CDCRAEE and receiving the necessary authorizations to access the CDRs, which must be returned completed.
The simplification process for distributors and their designated representatives also extends to the documentation required to transport WEEE: the legislation requires the use of a Transport Document certifying the place of production, the type of material, and the destination.
The WEEE Committee has prepared a sample Transport Document (DDT), which can be downloaded from the following link:
Conferable waste
Conferable waste
The table summarizes the types of waste that can be disposed of and the permitted quantities. The waste collection center staff will verify the quality and quantity of the waste to be disposed of.
Waste and permitted quantities (Table 1)
Waste and permitted quantities (Table 1)
Name
Description
Maximum daily amount
EER Code
R1
Refrigeration and air conditioning appliances (refrigerators, freezers, air conditioning equipment, other household appliances used for refrigeration and food preservation)
Individuals who carry out "one-on-one" activities can deliver up to a daily amount of up to 200 kg or a maximum of 4 items weighing more than this threshold.
20 01 23*
R2
Large household appliances (washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, boilers, cooking appliances, electric stoves, electric hotplates, microwave ovens, other cooking appliances)
Individuals who carry out "one-on-one" activities can deliver up to a daily amount of up to 200 kg or a maximum of 4 items weighing more than this threshold.
20 01 36
R3
CRT televisions and monitors of any size, including flat-panel televisions and monitors
Individuals who carry out "one-on-one" activities can deliver up to a daily amount of up to 200 kg or a maximum of 4 items weighing more than this threshold.
20 01 35*
R4
Vacuum cleaners, fans, irons, sewing machines, deep fryers, toasters, fax machines, telephones, radios, video cameras, VCRs, audio amplifiers, lighting fixtures without light sources, electrical and electronic tools (non-industrial), gardening tools, toys and sports and leisure equipment with electrical or electronic components (e.g., PCs, printers, etc.), ...
Individuals carrying out “one-on-one” activities can deliver up to a quantity of 200 kg per delivery.
20 01 36
R5
Light sources (except incandescent lamps) such as fluorescent tubes, energy-saving lamps (possibly with original packaging)
Individuals who perform one-on-one activities can deliver up to 20 items per day
20 01 21*
Opening hours
Opening hours
Monday to Saturday 7.00-19.00 - Closed on public holidays
Inside the building there is an artisan workshop where small, unused objects are recovered and subsequently sold at the market on Via Arbe.
The Market on Arbe Street
The Market on Arbe Street
Wednesday and Thursday 3:30-6:30 PM • Friday 10:00-1:00 PM and 3:30-6:30 PM • Saturday 9:30-1:00 PM and 2:30-6:30 PM
Domestic users
Non-domestic users
The table below summarizes the types of waste that can be disposed of and the permitted quantities. The waste collection center staff will verify the quality and quantity of waste to be disposed of.
Name
Description
Maximum daily amount
EER Code
Paper and cardboard
Paper and cardboard packaging (empty and open paper and cardboard boxes and cartons, tetrapaks) Paper and cardboard waste (newspapers, books, magazines, other paper and cardboard materials).
1 m³
20 01 01
Plastic
Bottles, containers, cans, cellophane, white polystyrene, crates, bags and sacks, plastic packaging, plastic film, any other plastic packaging (all must be empty).
1 m³
15 01 02
Wood
Wooden packaging (crates, pallets). Wood waste, i.e., objects composed entirely or predominantly of wood, such as old furniture, doors, windows (preferably without glass parts, handles, hinges), boards, planks, wicker, chipboard, etc.).
5 large items (cabinets, cabinets, doors, windows, etc.) at a time and no more than 4 times a year. Corks: 2 x 35-liter bags.
20 01 38
Metal
Nets, chairs, metal furniture, metal pieces, etc.
2 m³ loose
20 01 40
Glass and cans
Metal packaging (empty steel, aluminum, and tinplate cans and tins). Glass packaging (empty glass bottles). Glass waste.
ATTENTION! Flat glass should not be disposed of with other glass; dispose of it with bulky waste.
0,5 m³ loose
15 01 07
Clothes
Clothing (used clothes, bags, shoes). Textiles (rags, natural fibers, synthetic fibers). Textile packaging (jute bags, canvas shopping bags).
1 m³ in bags
20 01 10
Bulky items
All materials whose size and weight prevent them from being placed in standard recycling bins (mattresses, armchairs, sofas, various furnishings, demijohns, etc.). Mixed waste from construction and demolition activities, including only minor removal work carried out directly by the tenant: pipes, thermal insulation, and soundproofing not containing hazardous materials, etc.
Glass waste: flat glass
ATTENTION! Eternit and all materials containing asbestos cannot be placed in the bin. Bags, plastic, and other containers should not be placed in the bin. Inert materials cannot be placed in the bin.
4 bulky items, dismantled if possible to reduce their size and facilitate disposal.
1 vehicle trunk
5 glass panes
20 03 07
Green
Grass, branches, prunings, etc. from private garden maintenance. The material must be disposed of free of impurities such as bags, containers of any kind, soil, and street sweeping residue.
1 m³ or 10 bags of 100 litres
20 02 01
R1
Refrigeration and air conditioning appliances (refrigerators, freezers, air conditioning equipment, other household appliances used for refrigeration and food preservation).
2 pieces (in the case of air conditioners, 1 piece includes the external unit + max 3 splits)
20 01 23*
R2
Large household appliances (washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, boilers, cooking appliances, electric stoves, electric hotplates, microwave ovens, other cooking appliances).
2 pieces
20 01 36
R3
CRT televisions and monitors of any size, including flat-panel televisions and monitors.
2 pieces
20 01 35*
R4
Vacuum cleaners, fans, irons, sewing machines, deep fryers, toasters, fax machines, telephones, radios, video cameras, VCRs, audio amplifiers, lighting fixtures without a light source, electrical and electronic tools (non-industrial), gardening tools, toys and sports and leisure equipment with electrical or electronic components (e.g., PCs, printers, etc.)
2 pieces for medium-sized waste (e.g. PC)
20 01 36
R5
Light sources (except incandescent lamps) such as fluorescent tubes, energy-saving lamps (possibly with the original packaging).
20 pieces
20 01 21*
Toner
Toners and print cartridges for printers, photocopiers, fax machines.
10–20 toners/cartridges
16 02 16
Inert
Demolition material in small quantities from work carried out directly by households (mixed waste from construction and demolition activities; concrete mixtures or slag, bricks, tiles, ceramics).
ATTENTION! The following materials cannot be disposed of on the waste disposal site: Eternit and all materials containing asbestos. Bags, plastic, and other containers must not be disposed of in the container.
10 buckets of rubble and no more than 6 pieces of sanitary ware
17 01 07
Tires
Tires that are out of use.
4 pieces
16 01 03
Drugs
Medicines.
20 01 32
Batterie
Car or motorcycle batteries containing lead, from domestic maintenance.
2 pieces
20 01 33*
Batteries
Batteries and accumulators (AA and flat batteries, cell phone batteries, video game batteries, computer batteries, etc.).
20 01 34
Vegetable oils
Edible oils and fats.
25 liters
20 01 25
Mineral oils
Used oils and greases from minor maintenance of private vehicles.
10 liters
20 01 26*
Paints
Paints, inks, adhesives and resins.
4 x 20 litre buckets in original packaging
20 01 27*
Solvents
Solvents
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 13*
Glycol
Glycol (coolant).
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 13*
Gases in pressure containers (including halons), containing hazardous substances
Pressure cylinders containing hazardous substances and fire extinguishers containing HALON (LPG cylinders for cooking or camping are not permitted).
1 piece or max 5 kg
16 05 04*
Gas in pressure containers
NON-dangerous fire extinguishers.
1 piece or max 5 kg
16 05 05
Contaminating packaging
Packaging containing residues of hazardous substances or contaminated by such substances.
5 pieces in original packaging
15 01 10*
Spray cans
Metal packaging containing hazardous porous solid matrices and empty pressure containers, such as spray cans of paint, beauty products (deodorants, hairsprays, etc.), foams, insecticides, etc.
5 pieces in original packaging
15 01 11*
Acids
Household acids.
Acetic acid, citric acid, and sulfuric acid are used in some drain cleaners and car batteries.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 14*
Alkaline substances
Sodium bicarbonate, ammonia, caustic soda, calcium carbonate.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 15*
Pesticides
A chemical used to prevent, destroy, or control harmful organisms in or around the home. These pesticides are designed to address common problems such as insects, rodents, and other pests that can infest the home. Insect sprays for cockroaches, mosquitoes, and ants.
Poisons for mice and rats.
Products for eliminating mold and mildew.
Herbicides for controlling weeds in gardens.
Repellents for keeping insects and other pests at bay.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 19*
Detergents containing hazardous and non-hazardous substances
A mixture of chemicals, usually in powder or liquid form, used to remove dirt from various surfaces such as floors, dishes, windows, and fabrics. Products formulated for cleaning and maintaining hygiene in the home.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 29*
Oil filters
Engine oil filters resulting from minor home maintenance.
5 pieces
16 01 07*
The following are not permitted in this Collection Centre:
Rifiuti pericolosi
Rifiuti pericolosi
In the case of hazardous waste disposal, it is necessary to present the following completed form to the personnel in charge of the collection center:
For deliveries not included in the table, you can contact our sales department to request a quote at the following email address: marketingambiente@gruppoiren.it.
For other needs or requests, contact:
Customer Care Service
Customer Care Service
800.017277
800.017277
(Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:30 pm)
The table below summarizes the types of waste that can be disposed of and the permitted quantities. The waste collection center staff will verify the quality and quantity of waste to be disposed of.
Name
Description
Maximum daily amount
EER Code
Paper and cardboard
Paper and cardboard packaging (empty and open paper and cardboard boxes and cartons, tetrapaks) Paper and cardboard waste (newspapers, books, magazines, other paper and cardboard materials).
1 m³
20 01 01
Plastic
Bottles, containers, cans, cellophane, white polystyrene, crates, bags and sacks, plastic packaging, plastic film, any other plastic packaging (all must be empty).
1 m³
15 01 02
Wood
Wooden packaging (crates, pallets). Wood waste, i.e., objects composed entirely or predominantly of wood, such as old furniture, doors, windows (preferably without glass parts, handles, hinges), boards, planks, wicker, chipboard, etc.).
5 large items (cabinets, cabinets, doors, windows, etc.) at a time and no more than 4 times a year. Corks: 2 x 35-liter bags.
20 01 38
Metal
Nets, chairs, metal furniture, metal pieces, etc.
2 m³ loose
20 01 40
Glass and cans
Metal packaging (empty steel, aluminum, and tinplate cans and tins).
Glass packaging (empty glass bottles).
Glass waste.
ATTENTION! Flat glass should not be disposed of with other glass; dispose of it with bulky waste.
0,5 m³ loose
15 01 07
Clothes
Clothing (used clothes, bags, shoes). Textiles (rags, natural fibers, synthetic fibers). Textile packaging (jute bags, canvas shopping bags).
1 m³ in bags
20 01 10
Bulky items
All materials whose size and weight prevent them from being placed in standard recycling bins (mattresses, armchairs, sofas, various furnishings, demijohns, etc.).
Mixed waste from construction and demolition activities, only from minor removal operations performed directly by the manufacturer: pipes, thermal insulation, and acoustic insulation not containing hazardous materials, etc.
Glass waste: flat glass
ATTENTION! Eternit and all materials containing asbestos cannot be placed in the bin. Bags, plastic, and other containers should not be placed in the bin. Inert materials cannot be placed in the bin.
4 bulky items, dismantled if possible to reduce their size and facilitate disposal.
1 vehicle trunk
5 glass panes
20 03 07
Green
Grass, branches, prunings, etc. from private garden maintenance. The material must be disposed of free of impurities such as bags, containers of any kind, soil, and street sweeping residue.
1 m³ or 10 bags of 100 litres
20 02 01
Toner
Toners that do not contain hazardous substances. Some examples:
Used laser printer toner cartridges: Used in offices and homes, these cartridges do not contain hazardous substances and can be disposed of as non-hazardous waste.
Used inkjet cartridges: Used in inkjet printers, these cartridges are common in both home and professional settings.
Copier toners: These toners, if they do not contain hazardous substances, also fall into the non-hazardous waste category.
10–20 toners/cartridges
08 03 18
Paints
Paints containing non-hazardous substances. Here are some examples:
Water-based paints: Water-based paints used for interior and exterior applications that do not contain hazardous solvents.
Acrylic paints: Used on various types of surfaces, they are less toxic than solvent-based paints.
Latex paints: Often used to paint walls and ceilings, they are safe and easy to clean.
Eco-friendly paints: Formulated with natural and biodegradable ingredients, they are ideal for those seeking more sustainable solutions.
4 x 20 litre buckets in original packaging
20 01 28
Detergents containing non-hazardous substances
Detergents that contain non-hazardous substances. Here are some examples:
Eco-friendly multipurpose cleaners: Formulated with natural and biodegradable ingredients.
Citric acid-based glass cleaners: Safe for the environment and free of harsh chemicals.
Natural soaps: Such as Marseille soap, used for cleaning surfaces and fabrics.
Baking soda-based floor cleaners.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 30
The following are not permitted in this Collection Centre:
At the time of delivery, it will be necessary to complete or submit the forms required for delivery to the CDR as per the Ministerial Decree of 8 April 2008 and subsequent amendments.
Non-domestic users can dispose of waste produced by domestic users, i.e., waste not attributable to their activity, by presenting a proxy document.
Non-domestic users who need to dispose of quantities exceeding the limits set out in the table are required to contact the AMIAT Ecocentres Coordination Centre to define the disposal procedures by sending an email to amiat@gruppoiren.it.
For deliveries not included in the table, we recommend checking availability at other Waste Collection Centers (CDR). If the waste you wish to dispose of is not among those accepted at CDRs, you can contact our sales department to request a quote by email. marketingambiente@gruppoiren.it.
For other needs or requests, contact:
Customer Care Service
Customer Care Service
800.017277
800.017277
(Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:30 pm)
Opening hours
Opening hours
Monday to Saturday 7.15am-7.00pm - Closed on public holidays
Domestic users
Non-domestic users
The table below summarizes the types of waste that can be disposed of and the permitted quantities. The waste collection center staff will verify the quality and quantity of waste to be disposed of.
Name
Description
Maximum daily amount
EER Code
Paper and cardboard
Paper and cardboard packaging (empty and open paper and cardboard boxes and cartons, tetrapaks) Paper and cardboard waste (newspapers, books, magazines, other paper and cardboard materials).
1 m³
20 01 01
Plastic
Bottles, containers, cans, cellophane, white polystyrene, crates, bags and sacks, plastic packaging, plastic film, any other plastic packaging (all must be empty).
1 m³
15 01 02
Wood
Wooden packaging (crates, pallets). Wood waste, i.e., objects composed entirely or predominantly of wood, such as old furniture, doors, windows (preferably without glass parts, handles, hinges), boards, planks, wicker, chipboard, etc.).
5 large items (cabinets, cabinets, doors, windows, etc.) at a time and no more than 4 times a year. Corks: 2 x 35-liter bags.
20 01 38
Metal
Nets, chairs, metal furniture, metal pieces, etc.
2 m³ loose
20 01 40
Glass and cans
Metal packaging (empty steel, aluminum, and tinplate cans and tins). Glass packaging (empty glass bottles). Glass waste.
ATTENTION! Flat glass should not be disposed of with other glass; dispose of it with bulky waste.
0,5 m³ loose
15 01 07
Clothes
Clothing (used clothes, bags, shoes). Textiles (rags, natural fibers, synthetic fibers). Textile packaging (jute bags, canvas shopping bags).
1 m³ in bags
20 01 10
Bulky items
All materials whose size and weight prevent them from being placed in standard recycling bins (mattresses, armchairs, sofas, various furnishings, demijohns, etc.). Mixed waste from construction and demolition activities, including only minor removal work carried out directly by the tenant: pipes, thermal insulation, and soundproofing not containing hazardous materials, etc.
Glass waste: flat glass
ATTENTION! Eternit and all materials containing asbestos cannot be placed in the bin. Bags, plastic, and other containers should not be placed in the bin. Inert materials cannot be placed in the bin.
4 bulky items, dismantled if possible to reduce their size and facilitate disposal.
1 vehicle trunk
5 glass panes
20 03 07
Green
Grass, branches, prunings, etc. from private garden maintenance. The material must be disposed of free of impurities such as bags, containers of any kind, soil, and street sweeping residue.
1 m³ or 10 bags of 100 litres
20 02 01
R1
Refrigeration and air conditioning appliances (refrigerators, freezers, air conditioning equipment, other household appliances used for refrigeration and food preservation).
2 pieces (in the case of air conditioners, 1 piece includes the external unit + max 3 splits)
20 01 23*
R2
Large household appliances (washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, boilers, cooking appliances, electric stoves, electric hotplates, microwave ovens, other cooking appliances).
2 pieces
20 01 36
R3
CRT televisions and monitors of any size, including flat-panel televisions and monitors.
2 pieces
20 01 35*
R4
Vacuum cleaners, fans, irons, sewing machines, deep fryers, toasters, fax machines, telephones, radios, video cameras, VCRs, audio amplifiers, lighting fixtures without a light source, electrical and electronic tools (non-industrial), gardening tools, toys and sports and leisure equipment with electrical or electronic components (e.g., PCs, printers, etc.)
2 pieces for medium-sized waste (e.g. PC)
20 01 36
R5
Light sources (except incandescent lamps) such as fluorescent tubes, energy-saving lamps (possibly with the original packaging).
20 pieces
20 01 21*
Toner
Toners and print cartridges for printers, photocopiers, fax machines.
10–20 toners/cartridges
16 02 16
Inert
Demolition material in small quantities from work carried out directly by households (mixed waste from construction and demolition activities; concrete mixtures or slag, bricks, tiles, ceramics).
ATTENTION! The following materials cannot be disposed of on the waste disposal site: Eternit and all materials containing asbestos. Bags, plastic, and other containers must not be disposed of in the container.
10 buckets of rubble and no more than 6 pieces of sanitary ware
17 01 07
Tires
Tires that are out of use.
4 pieces
16 01 03
Drugs
Medicines.
20 01 32
Batterie
Car or motorcycle batteries containing lead, from domestic maintenance.
2 pieces
20 01 33*
Batterie
Batteries and accumulators (AA and flat batteries, cell phone batteries, video game batteries, computer batteries, etc.).
20 01 34
Vegetable oils
Edible oils and fats.
25 liters
20 01 25
Mineral oils
Used oils and greases from minor maintenance of private vehicles.
10 liters
20 01 26*
Paints
Paints, inks, adhesives and resins.
4 x 20 litre buckets in original packaging
20 01 27*
Solvents
Solvents.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 13*
Glycol
Glycol (coolant).
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 13*
Gases in pressure containers (including halons), containing hazardous substances
Pressure cylinders containing hazardous substances and fire extinguishers containing HALON (LPG cylinders for cooking or camping are not permitted).
1 piece or max 5 kg
16 05 04*
Gas in pressure containers
NON-dangerous fire extinguishers.
1 piece or max 5 kg
16 05 05
Contaminating packaging
Packaging containing residues of hazardous substances or contaminated by such substances.
5 pieces in original packaging
15 01 10*
Spray cans
Metal packaging containing hazardous porous solid matrices and empty pressure containers, such as spray cans of paint, beauty products (deodorants, hairsprays, etc.), foams, insecticides, etc.
5 pieces in original packaging
15 01 11*
Acids
Household acids.
Acetic acid, citric acid, and sulfuric acid are used in some drain cleaners and car batteries.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 14*
Alkaline substances
Sodium bicarbonate, ammonia, caustic soda, calcium carbonate.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 15*
Pesticides
A chemical used to prevent, destroy, or control harmful organisms in or around the home. These pesticides are designed to address common problems such as insects, rodents, and other pests that can infest the home. Insect sprays for cockroaches, mosquitoes, and ants.
Poisons for mice and rats.
Products for eliminating mold and mildew.
Herbicides for controlling weeds in gardens.
Repellents for keeping insects and other pests at bay.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 19*
Detergents containing hazardous and non-hazardous substances
A mixture of chemicals, usually in powder or liquid form, used to remove dirt from various surfaces such as floors, dishes, windows, and fabrics. Products formulated for cleaning and maintaining hygiene in the home.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 29*
Oil filters
Engine oil filters resulting from minor home maintenance.
5 pieces
16 01 07*
The following are not permitted in this Collection Centre:
Hazardous waste
Hazardous waste
In the case of hazardous waste disposal, it is necessary to present the following completed form to the personnel in charge of the collection center:
For deliveries not included in the table, you can contact our sales department to request a quote at the following email address: marketingambiente@gruppoiren.it.
For other needs or requests, contact:
Customer Care Service
Customer Care Service
800.017277
800.017277
(Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:30 pm)
The table below summarizes the types of waste that can be disposed of and the permitted quantities. The waste collection center staff will verify the quality and quantity of waste to be disposed of.
Name
Description
Maximum daily amount
EER Code
Paper and cardboard
Paper and cardboard packaging (empty and open paper and cardboard boxes and cartons, tetrapaks) Paper and cardboard waste (newspapers, books, magazines, other paper and cardboard materials).
1 m³
20 01 01
Plastic
Bottles, containers, cans, cellophane, white polystyrene, crates, bags and sacks, plastic packaging, plastic film, any other plastic packaging (all must be empty).
1 m³
15 01 02
Wood
Wooden packaging (crates, pallets). Wood waste, i.e., objects composed entirely or predominantly of wood, such as old furniture, doors, windows (preferably without glass parts, handles, hinges), boards, planks, wicker, chipboard, etc.).
5 large items (cabinets, cabinets, doors, windows, etc.) at a time and no more than 4 times a year. Corks: 2 x 35-liter bags.
20 01 38
Metal
Nets, chairs, metal furniture, metal pieces, etc.
2 m³ loose
20 01 40
Glass and cans
Metal packaging (empty steel, aluminum, and tinplate cans and tins).
Glass packaging (empty glass bottles).
Glass waste.
ATTENTION! Flat glass should not be disposed of with other glass; dispose of it with bulky waste.
0,5 m³ loose
15 01 07
Clothes
Clothing (used clothes, bags, shoes). Textiles (rags, natural fibers, synthetic fibers). Textile packaging (jute bags, canvas shopping bags).
1 m³ in bags
20 01 10
Bulky items
All materials whose size and weight prevent them from being placed in standard recycling bins (mattresses, armchairs, sofas, various furnishings, demijohns, etc.).
Mixed waste from construction and demolition activities, only from minor removal operations performed directly by the manufacturer: pipes, thermal insulation, and acoustic insulation not containing hazardous materials, etc.
Glass waste: flat glass
ATTENTION! Eternit and all materials containing asbestos cannot be placed in the bin. Bags, plastic, and other containers should not be placed in the bin. Inert materials cannot be placed in the bin.
4 bulky items, dismantled if possible to reduce their size and facilitate disposal.
1 vehicle trunk
5 glass panes
20 03 07
Green
Grass, branches, prunings, etc. from private garden maintenance. The material must be disposed of free of impurities such as bags, containers of any kind, soil, and street sweeping residue.
1 m³ or 10 bags of 100 litres
20 02 01
Toner
Toners that do not contain hazardous substances. Some examples:
Used laser printer toner cartridges: Used in offices and homes, these cartridges do not contain hazardous substances and can be disposed of as non-hazardous waste.
Used inkjet cartridges: Used in inkjet printers, these cartridges are common in both home and professional settings.
Copier toners: These toners, if they do not contain hazardous substances, also fall into the non-hazardous waste category.
10–20 toners/cartridges
08 03 18
Paints
Paints containing non-hazardous substances. Here are some examples:
Water-based paints: Water-based paints used for interior and exterior applications that do not contain hazardous solvents.
Acrylic paints: Used on various types of surfaces, they are less toxic than solvent-based paints.
Latex paints: Often used to paint walls and ceilings, they are safe and easy to clean.
Eco-friendly paints: Formulated with natural and biodegradable ingredients, they are ideal for those seeking more sustainable solutions.
4 x 20 litre buckets in original packaging
20 01 28
Detergents containing non-hazardous substances
Detergents that contain non-hazardous substances. Here are some examples:
Eco-friendly multipurpose cleaners: Formulated with natural and biodegradable ingredients.
Citric acid-based glass cleaners: Safe for the environment and free of harsh chemicals.
Natural soaps: Such as Marseille soap, used for cleaning surfaces and fabrics.
Baking soda-based floor cleaners.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 30
The following are not permitted in this Collection Centre:
At the time of delivery, it will be necessary to complete or submit the forms required for delivery to the CDR as per the Ministerial Decree of 8 April 2008 and subsequent amendments.
Non-domestic users can dispose of waste produced by domestic users, i.e., waste not attributable to their activity, by presenting a proxy document.
Non-domestic users who need to dispose of quantities exceeding the limits set out in the table are required to contact the AMIAT Ecocentres Coordination Centre to define the disposal procedures by sending an email to amiat@gruppoiren.it.
For deliveries not included in the table, we recommend checking availability at other Waste Collection Centers (CDR). If the waste you wish to dispose of is not among those accepted at CDRs, you can contact our sales department to request a quote by email. marketingambiente@gruppoiren.it.
For other needs or requests, contact:
Customer Care Service
Customer Care Service
800.017277
800.017277
(Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:30 pm)
Opening hours
Opening hours
Monday to Saturday 7.15am-7.00pm - Closed on public holidays
Domestic users
Non-domestic users
The table below summarizes the types of waste that can be disposed of and the permitted quantities. The waste collection center staff will verify the quality and quantity of waste to be disposed of.
Name
Description
Maximum daily amount
EER Code
Paper and cardboard
Paper and cardboard packaging (empty and open paper and cardboard boxes and cartons, tetrapaks) Paper and cardboard waste (newspapers, books, magazines, other paper and cardboard materials).
1 m³
20 01 01
Plastic
Bottles, containers, cans, cellophane, white polystyrene, crates, bags and sacks, plastic packaging, plastic film, any other plastic packaging (all must be empty).
1 m³
15 01 02
Wood
Wooden packaging (crates, pallets). Wood waste, i.e., objects composed entirely or predominantly of wood, such as old furniture, doors, windows (preferably without glass parts, handles, hinges), boards, planks, wicker, chipboard, etc.).
5 large items (cabinets, cabinets, doors, windows, etc.) at a time and no more than 4 times a year. Corks: 2 x 35-liter bags.
20 01 38
Metal
Nets, chairs, metal furniture, metal pieces, etc.
2 m³ loose
20 01 40
Glass and cans
Metal packaging (empty steel, aluminum, and tinplate cans and tins). Glass packaging (empty glass bottles). Glass waste.
ATTENTION! Flat glass should not be disposed of with other glass; dispose of it with bulky waste.
0,5 m³ loose
15 01 07
Clothes
Clothing (used clothes, bags, shoes). Textiles (rags, natural fibers, synthetic fibers). Textile packaging (jute bags, canvas shopping bags).
1 m³ in bags
20 01 10
Bulky items
All materials whose size and weight prevent them from being placed in standard recycling bins (mattresses, armchairs, sofas, various furnishings, demijohns, etc.). Mixed waste from construction and demolition activities, including only minor removal work carried out directly by the tenant: pipes, thermal insulation, and soundproofing not containing hazardous materials, etc.
Glass waste: flat glass
ATTENTION! Eternit and all materials containing asbestos cannot be placed in the bin. Bags, plastic, and other containers should not be placed in the bin. Inert materials cannot be placed in the bin.
4 bulky items, dismantled if possible to reduce their size and facilitate disposal.
1 vehicle trunk
5 glass panes
20 03 07
Green
Grass, branches, prunings, etc. from private garden maintenance. The material must be disposed of free of impurities such as bags, containers of any kind, soil, and street sweeping residue.
1 m³ or 10 bags of 100 litres
20 02 01
R1
Refrigeration and air conditioning appliances (refrigerators, freezers, air conditioning equipment, other household appliances used for refrigeration and food preservation).
2 pieces (in the case of air conditioners, 1 piece includes the external unit + max 3 splits)
20 01 23*
R2
Large household appliances (washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, boilers, cooking appliances, electric stoves, electric hotplates, microwave ovens, other cooking appliances).
2 pieces
20 01 36
R3
CRT televisions and monitors of any size, including flat-panel televisions and monitors.
2 pieces
20 01 35*
R4
Vacuum cleaners, fans, irons, sewing machines, deep fryers, toasters, fax machines, telephones, radios, video cameras, VCRs, audio amplifiers, lighting fixtures without a light source, electrical and electronic tools (non-industrial), gardening tools, toys and sports and leisure equipment with electrical or electronic components (e.g., PCs, printers, etc.)
2 pieces for medium-sized waste (e.g. PC)
20 01 36
R5
Light sources (except incandescent lamps) such as fluorescent tubes, energy-saving lamps (possibly with the original packaging).
20 pieces
20 01 21*
Toner
Toners and print cartridges for printers, photocopiers, fax machines.
10–20 toners/cartridges
16 02 16
Inert
Demolition material in small quantities from work carried out directly by households (mixed waste from construction and demolition activities; concrete mixtures or slag, bricks, tiles, ceramics).
ATTENTION! The following materials cannot be disposed of on the waste disposal site: Eternit and all materials containing asbestos. Bags, plastic, and other containers must not be disposed of in the container.
10 buckets of rubble and no more than 6 pieces of sanitary ware
17 01 07
Tires
Tires that are out of use.
4 pieces
16 01 03
Drugs
Medicines.
20 01 32
Batterie
Car or motorcycle batteries containing lead, from domestic maintenance.
2 pieces
20 01 33*
Batterie
Batteries and accumulators (AA and flat batteries, cell phone batteries, video game batteries, computer batteries, etc.).
20 01 34
Vegetable oils
Edible oils and fats.
25 liters
20 01 25
Mineral oils
Used oils and greases from minor maintenance of private vehicles.
10 liters
20 01 26*
Paints
Paints, inks, adhesives and resins.
4 x 20 litre buckets in original packaging
20 01 27*
Solvents
Solvents
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 13*
Glycol
Glycol (coolant).
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 13*
Gases in pressure containers (including halons), containing hazardous substances
Pressure cylinders containing hazardous substances and fire extinguishers containing HALON (LPG cylinders for cooking or camping are not permitted).
1 piece or max 5 kg
16 05 04*
Gas in pressure containers
NON-dangerous fire extinguishers.
1 piece or max 5 kg
16 05 05
Contaminating packaging
Packaging containing residues of hazardous substances or contaminated by such substances.
5 pieces in original packaging
15 01 10*
Spray cans
Metal packaging containing hazardous porous solid matrices and empty pressure containers, such as spray cans of paint, beauty products (deodorants, hairsprays, etc.), foams, insecticides, etc.
5 pieces in original packaging
15 01 11*
Acids
Household acids.
Acetic acid, citric acid, and sulfuric acid are used in some drain cleaners and car batteries.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 14*
Alkaline substances
Sodium bicarbonate, ammonia, caustic soda, calcium carbonate.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 15*
Pesticides
A chemical used to prevent, destroy, or control harmful organisms in or around the home. These pesticides are designed to address common problems such as insects, rodents, and other pests that can infest the home. Insect sprays for cockroaches, mosquitoes, and ants.
Poisons for mice and rats.
Products for eliminating mold and mildew.
Herbicides for controlling weeds in gardens.
Repellents for keeping insects and other pests at bay.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 19*
Detergents containing hazardous and non-hazardous substances
A mixture of chemicals, usually in powder or liquid form, used to remove dirt from various surfaces such as floors, dishes, windows, and fabrics. Products formulated for cleaning and maintaining hygiene in the home.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 29*
Oil filters
Engine oil filters resulting from minor home maintenance.
5 pieces
16 01 07*
The following are not permitted in this Collection Centre:
Hazardous waste
Hazardous waste
In the case of hazardous waste disposal, it is necessary to present the following completed form to the personnel in charge of the collection center:
For deliveries not included in the table, you can contact our sales department to request a quote at the following email address: marketingambiente@gruppoiren.it.
For other needs or requests, contact:
Customer Care Service
Customer Care Service
800.017277
800.017277
(Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:30 pm)
The table below summarizes the types of waste that can be disposed of and the permitted quantities. The waste collection center staff will verify the quality and quantity of waste to be disposed of.
Name
Description
Maximum daily amount
EER Code
Paper and cardboard
Paper and cardboard packaging (empty and open paper and cardboard boxes and cartons, tetrapaks) Paper and cardboard waste (newspapers, books, magazines, other paper and cardboard materials).
1 m³
20 01 01
Plastic
Bottles, containers, cans, cellophane, white polystyrene, crates, bags and sacks, plastic packaging, plastic film, any other plastic packaging (all must be empty).
1 m³
15 01 02
Wood
Wooden packaging (crates, pallets). Wood waste, i.e., objects composed entirely or predominantly of wood, such as old furniture, doors, windows (preferably without glass parts, handles, hinges), boards, planks, wicker, chipboard, etc.).
5 large items (cabinets, cabinets, doors, windows, etc.) at a time and no more than 4 times a year. Corks: 2 x 35-liter bags.
20 01 38
Metal
Nets, chairs, metal furniture, metal pieces, etc.
2 m³ loose
20 01 40
Glass and cans
Metal packaging (empty steel, aluminum, and tinplate cans and tins).
Glass packaging (empty glass bottles).
Glass waste.
ATTENTION! Flat glass should not be disposed of with other glass; dispose of it with bulky waste.
0,5 m³ loose
15 01 07
Clothes
Clothing (used clothes, bags, shoes). Textiles (rags, natural fibers, synthetic fibers). Textile packaging (jute bags, canvas shopping bags).
1 m³ in bags
20 01 10
Bulky items
All materials whose size and weight prevent them from being placed in standard recycling bins (mattresses, armchairs, sofas, various furnishings, demijohns, etc.).
Mixed waste from construction and demolition activities, only from minor removal operations performed directly by the manufacturer: pipes, thermal insulation, and acoustic insulation not containing hazardous materials, etc.
Glass waste: flat glass
ATTENTION! Eternit and all materials containing asbestos cannot be placed in the bin. Bags, plastic, and other containers should not be placed in the bin. Inert materials cannot be placed in the bin.
4 bulky items, dismantled if possible to reduce their size and facilitate disposal.
1 vehicle trunk
5 glass panes
20 03 07
Green
Grass, branches, prunings, etc. from private garden maintenance. The material must be disposed of free of impurities such as bags, containers of any kind, soil, and street sweeping residue.
1 m³ or 10 bags of 100 litres
20 02 01
Toner
Toners that do not contain hazardous substances. Some examples:
Used laser printer toner cartridges: Used in offices and homes, these cartridges do not contain hazardous substances and can be disposed of as non-hazardous waste.
Used inkjet cartridges: Used in inkjet printers, these cartridges are common in both home and professional settings.
Copier toners: These toners, if they do not contain hazardous substances, also fall into the non-hazardous waste category.
10–20 toners/cartridges
08 03 18
Paints
Paints containing non-hazardous substances. Here are some examples:
Water-based paints: Water-based paints used for interior and exterior applications that do not contain hazardous solvents.
Acrylic paints: Used on various types of surfaces, they are less toxic than solvent-based paints.
Latex paints: Often used to paint walls and ceilings, they are safe and easy to clean.
Eco-friendly paints: Formulated with natural and biodegradable ingredients, they are ideal for those seeking more sustainable solutions.
4 x 20 litre buckets in original packaging
20 01 28
Detergents containing non-hazardous substances
Detergents that contain non-hazardous substances. Here are some examples:
Eco-friendly multipurpose cleaners: Formulated with natural and biodegradable ingredients.
Citric acid-based glass cleaners: Safe for the environment and free of harsh chemicals.
Natural soaps: Such as Marseille soap, used for cleaning surfaces and fabrics.
Baking soda-based floor cleaners.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 30
The following are not permitted in this Collection Centre:
At the time of delivery, it will be necessary to complete or submit the forms required for delivery to the CDR as per the Ministerial Decree of 8 April 2008 and subsequent amendments.
Non-domestic users can dispose of waste produced by domestic users, i.e., waste not attributable to their activity, by presenting a proxy document.
Non-domestic users who need to dispose of quantities exceeding the limits set out in the table are required to contact the AMIAT Ecocentres Coordination Centre to define the disposal procedures by sending an email to amiat@gruppoiren.it.
For deliveries not included in the table, we recommend checking availability at other Waste Collection Centers (CDR). If the waste you wish to dispose of is not among those accepted at CDRs, you can contact our sales department to request a quote by email. marketingambiente@gruppoiren.it.
For other needs or requests, contact:
Customer Care Service
Customer Care Service
800.017277
800.017277
(Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:30 pm)
Opening hours
Opening hours
Monday to Saturday 7.15am-6.30pm - Closed on public holidays
Domestic users
Non-domestic users
The table below summarizes the types of waste that can be disposed of and the permitted quantities. The waste collection center staff will verify the quality and quantity of waste to be disposed of.
Name
Description
Maximum daily amount
EER Code
Paper and cardboard
Paper and cardboard packaging (empty and open paper and cardboard boxes and cartons, tetrapaks) Paper and cardboard waste (newspapers, books, magazines, other paper and cardboard materials).
1 m³
20 01 01
Plastic
Bottles, containers, cans, cellophane, white polystyrene, crates, bags and sacks, plastic packaging, plastic film, any other plastic packaging (all must be empty).
1 m³
15 01 02
Wood
Wooden packaging (crates, pallets). Wood waste, i.e., objects composed entirely or predominantly of wood, such as old furniture, doors, windows (preferably without glass parts, handles, hinges), boards, planks, wicker, chipboard, etc.).
5 large items (cabinets, cabinets, doors, windows, etc.) at a time and no more than 4 times a year. Corks: 2 x 35-liter bags.
20 01 38
Metal
Nets, chairs, metal furniture, metal pieces, etc.
2 m³ loose
20 01 40
Glass and cans
Metal packaging (empty steel, aluminum, and tinplate cans and tins). Glass packaging (empty glass bottles). Glass waste.
ATTENTION! Flat glass should not be disposed of with other glass; dispose of it with bulky waste.
0,5 m³ loose
15 01 07
Clothes
Clothing (used clothes, bags, shoes). Textiles (rags, natural fibers, synthetic fibers). Textile packaging (jute bags, canvas shopping bags).
1 m³ in bags
20 01 10
Organic
Biodegradable waste from kitchens and canteens.
For small deliveries, a widespread street and door-to-door collection service is provided throughout the area.
20 01 08
Bulky items
All materials whose size and weight prevent them from being placed in standard recycling bins (mattresses, armchairs, sofas, various furnishings, demijohns, etc.). Mixed waste from construction and demolition activities, including only minor removal work carried out directly by the tenant: pipes, thermal insulation, and soundproofing not containing hazardous materials, etc.
Glass waste: flat glass
ATTENTION! Eternit and all materials containing asbestos cannot be placed in the bin. Bags, plastic, and other containers should not be placed in the bin. Inert materials cannot be placed in the bin.
4 bulky items, dismantled if possible to reduce their size and facilitate disposal.
1 vehicle trunk
5 glass panes
20 03 07
Green
Grass, branches, prunings, etc. from private garden maintenance. The material must be disposed of free of impurities such as bags, containers of any kind, soil, and street sweeping residue.
1 m³ or 10 bags of 100 litres
20 02 01
R1
Refrigeration and air conditioning appliances (refrigerators, freezers, air conditioning equipment, other household appliances used for refrigeration and food preservation).
2 pieces (in the case of air conditioners, 1 piece includes the external unit + max 3 splits)
20 01 23*
R2
Large household appliances (washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, boilers, cooking appliances, electric stoves, electric hotplates, microwave ovens, other cooking appliances).
2 pieces
20 01 36
R3
CRT televisions and monitors of any size, including flat-panel televisions and monitors.
2 pieces
20 01 35*
R4
Vacuum cleaners, fans, irons, sewing machines, deep fryers, toasters, fax machines, telephones, radios, video cameras, VCRs, audio amplifiers, lighting fixtures without a light source, electrical and electronic tools (non-industrial), gardening tools, toys and sports and leisure equipment with electrical or electronic components (e.g., PCs, printers, etc.)
2 pieces for medium-sized waste (e.g. PC)
20 01 36
R5
Light sources (except incandescent lamps) such as fluorescent tubes, energy-saving lamps (possibly with the original packaging).
20 pieces
20 01 21*
Toner
Toners and print cartridges for printers, photocopiers, fax machines.
10–20 toners/cartridges
16 02 16
Inert
Demolition material in small quantities from work carried out directly by households (mixed waste from construction and demolition activities; concrete mixtures or slag, bricks, tiles, ceramics).
ATTENTION! The following materials cannot be disposed of on the waste disposal site: Eternit and all materials containing asbestos. Bags, plastic, and other containers must not be disposed of in the container.
10 buckets of rubble and no more than 6 pieces of sanitary ware
17 01 07
Tires
Tires that are out of use.
4 pieces
16 01 03
Drugs
Medicines.
20 01 32
Batterie
Car or motorcycle batteries containing lead, from domestic maintenance.
2 pieces
20 01 33*
Batterie
Batteries and accumulators (AA and flat batteries, cell phone batteries, video game batteries, computer batteries, etc.).
20 01 34
Vegetable oils
Edible oils and fats.
25 liters
20 01 25
Mineral oils
Used oils and greases from minor maintenance of private vehicles.
10 liters
20 01 26*
Paints
Paints, inks, adhesives and resins.
4 x 20 litre buckets in original packaging
20 01 27*
Solvents
Solvents.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 13*
Glycol
Glycol (coolant).
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 13*
Gases in pressure containers (including halons), containing hazardous substances
Pressure cylinders containing hazardous substances and fire extinguishers containing HALON (LPG cylinders for cooking or camping are not permitted).
1 piece or max 5 kg
16 05 04*
Gas in pressure containers
NON-dangerous fire extinguishers.
1 piece or max 5 kg
16 05 05
Contaminating packaging
Packaging containing residues of hazardous substances or contaminated by such substances.
5 pieces in original packaging
15 01 10*
Spray cans
Metal packaging containing hazardous porous solid matrices and empty pressure containers, such as spray cans of paint, beauty products (deodorants, hairsprays, etc.), foams, insecticides, etc.
5 pieces in original packaging
15 01 11*
Acids
Household acids.
Acetic acid, citric acid, and sulfuric acid are used in some drain cleaners and car batteries.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 14*
Alkaline substances
Sodium bicarbonate, ammonia, caustic soda, calcium carbonate.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 15*
Pesticides
A chemical used to prevent, destroy, or control harmful organisms in or around the home. These pesticides are designed to address common problems such as insects, rodents, and other pests that can infest the home. Insect sprays for cockroaches, mosquitoes, and ants.
Poisons for mice and rats.
Products for eliminating mold and mildew.
Herbicides for controlling weeds in gardens.
Repellents for keeping insects and other pests at bay.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 19*
Detergents containing hazardous and non-hazardous substances
A mixture of chemicals, usually in powder or liquid form, used to remove dirt from various surfaces such as floors, dishes, windows, and fabrics. Products formulated for cleaning and maintaining hygiene in the home.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 29*
Oil filters
Engine oil filters resulting from minor home maintenance.
5 pieces
16 01 07*
Waffles
Coffee pods for use in compatible espresso machines.
15 01 04
The following are not permitted in this Collection Centre:
Hazardous waste
Hazardous waste
In the case of hazardous waste disposal, it is necessary to present the following completed form to the personnel in charge of the collection center:
For deliveries not included in the table, you can contact our sales department to request a quote at the following email address: marketingambiente@gruppoiren.it.
For other needs or requests, contact:
Customer Care Service
Customer Care Service
800.017277
800.017277
(Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:30 pm)
The table below summarizes the types of waste that can be disposed of and the permitted quantities. The waste collection center staff will verify the quality and quantity of waste to be disposed of.
Name
Description
Maximum daily amount
EER Code
Paper and cardboard
Paper and cardboard packaging (empty and open paper and cardboard boxes and cartons, tetrapaks) Paper and cardboard waste (newspapers, books, magazines, other paper and cardboard materials).
1 m³
20 01 01
Plastic
Bottles, containers, cans, cellophane, white polystyrene, crates, bags and sacks, plastic packaging, plastic film, any other plastic packaging (all must be empty).
1 m³
15 01 02
Wood
Wooden packaging (crates, pallets). Wood waste, i.e., objects composed entirely or predominantly of wood, such as old furniture, doors, windows (preferably without glass parts, handles, hinges), boards, planks, wicker, chipboard, etc.).
5 large items (cabinets, cabinets, doors, windows, etc.) at a time and no more than 4 times a year. Corks: 2 x 35-liter bags.
20 01 38
Metal
Nets, chairs, metal furniture, metal pieces, etc.
2 m³ loose
20 01 40
Glass and cans
Metal packaging (empty steel, aluminum, and tinplate cans and tins).
Glass packaging (empty glass bottles).
Glass waste.
ATTENTION! Flat glass should not be disposed of with other glass; dispose of it with bulky waste.
0,5 m³ loose
15 01 07
Clothes
Clothing (used clothes, bags, shoes). Textiles (rags, natural fibers, synthetic fibers). Textile packaging (jute bags, canvas shopping bags).
1 m³ in bags
20 01 10
Organic
Biodegradable waste from kitchens and canteens
For small deliveries, a widespread street and door-to-door collection service is provided throughout the area.
20 01 08
Bulky items
All materials whose size and weight prevent them from being placed in standard recycling bins (mattresses, armchairs, sofas, various furnishings, demijohns, etc.).
Mixed waste from construction and demolition activities, only from minor removal operations performed directly by the manufacturer: pipes, thermal insulation, and acoustic insulation not containing hazardous materials, etc.
Glass waste: flat glass
ATTENTION! Eternit and all materials containing asbestos cannot be placed in the bin. Bags, plastic, and other containers should not be placed in the bin. Inert materials cannot be placed in the bin.
4 bulky items, dismantled if possible to reduce their size and facilitate disposal.
1 vehicle trunk
5 glass panes
20 03 07
Green
Grass, branches, prunings, etc. from private garden maintenance. The material must be disposed of free of impurities such as bags, containers of any kind, soil, and street sweeping residue.
1 m³ or 10 bags of 100 litres
20 02 01
Toner
Toners that do not contain hazardous substances. Some examples:
Used laser printer toner cartridges: Used in offices and homes, these cartridges do not contain hazardous substances and can be disposed of as non-hazardous waste.
Used inkjet cartridges: Used in inkjet printers, these cartridges are common in both home and professional settings.
Copier toners: These toners, if they do not contain hazardous substances, also fall into the non-hazardous waste category.
10–20 toners/cartridges
08 03 18
Paints
Paints containing non-hazardous substances. Here are some examples:
Water-based paints: Water-based paints used for interior and exterior applications that do not contain hazardous solvents.
Acrylic paints: Used on various types of surfaces, they are less toxic than solvent-based paints.
Latex paints: Often used to paint walls and ceilings, they are safe and easy to clean.
Eco-friendly paints: Formulated with natural and biodegradable ingredients, they are ideal for those seeking more sustainable solutions.
4 x 20 litre buckets in original packaging
20 01 28
Detergents containing non-hazardous substances
Detergents that contain non-hazardous substances. Here are some examples:
Eco-friendly multipurpose cleaners: Formulated with natural and biodegradable ingredients.
Citric acid-based glass cleaners: Safe for the environment and free of harsh chemicals.
Natural soaps: Such as Marseille soap, used for cleaning surfaces and fabrics.
Baking soda-based floor cleaners.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 30
The following are not permitted in this Collection Centre:
At the time of delivery, it will be necessary to complete or submit the forms required for delivery to the CDR as per the Ministerial Decree of 8 April 2008 and subsequent amendments.
Non-domestic users can dispose of waste produced by domestic users, i.e., waste not attributable to their activity, by presenting a proxy document.
Non-domestic users who need to dispose of quantities exceeding the limits set out in the table are required to contact the AMIAT Ecocentres Coordination Centre to define the disposal procedures by sending an email to amiat@gruppoiren.it.
For deliveries not included in the table, we recommend checking availability at other Waste Collection Centers (CDR). If the waste you wish to dispose of is not among those accepted at CDRs, you can contact our sales department to request a quote by email. marketingambiente@gruppoiren.it.
For other needs or requests, contact:
Customer Care Service
Customer Care Service
800.017277
800.017277
(Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:30 pm)
Opening hours
Opening hours
Monday to Saturday 7:15 am - 6:30 pm
Sundays and holidays* 7:30 am - 1:00 pm
*Excluding New Year's Eve, Easter, Labor Day, August 15th and Christmas
Domestic users
Non-domestic users
The table below summarizes the types of waste that can be disposed of and the permitted quantities. The waste collection center staff will verify the quality and quantity of waste to be disposed of.
Name
Description
Maximum daily amount
EER Code
Paper and cardboard
Paper and cardboard packaging (empty and open paper and cardboard boxes and cartons, tetrapaks) Paper and cardboard waste (newspapers, books, magazines, other paper and cardboard materials).
1 m³
20 01 01
Plastic
Bottles, containers, cans, cellophane, white polystyrene, crates, bags and sacks, plastic packaging, plastic film, any other plastic packaging (all must be empty).
1 m³
15 01 02
Wood
Wooden packaging (crates, pallets). Wood waste, i.e., objects composed entirely or predominantly of wood, such as old furniture, doors, windows (preferably without glass parts, handles, hinges), boards, planks, wicker, chipboard, etc.).
5 large items (cabinets, cabinets, doors, windows, etc.) at a time and no more than 4 times a year. Corks: 2 x 35-liter bags.
20 01 38
Metal
Nets, chairs, metal furniture, metal pieces, etc.
2 m³ loose
20 01 40
Glass and cans
Metal packaging (empty steel, aluminum, and tinplate cans and tins). Glass packaging (empty glass bottles). Glass waste.
ATTENTION! Flat glass should not be disposed of with other glass; dispose of it with bulky waste.
0,5 m³ loose
15 01 07
Clothes
Clothing (used clothes, bags, shoes). Textiles (rags, natural fibers, synthetic fibers). Textile packaging (jute bags, canvas shopping bags).
1 m³ in bags
20 01 10
Bulky items
All materials whose size and weight prevent them from being placed in standard recycling bins (mattresses, armchairs, sofas, various furnishings, demijohns, etc.). Mixed waste from construction and demolition activities, including only minor removal work carried out directly by the tenant: pipes, thermal insulation, and soundproofing not containing hazardous materials, etc.
Glass waste: flat glass
ATTENTION! Eternit and all materials containing asbestos cannot be placed in the bin. Bags, plastic, and other containers should not be placed in the bin. Inert materials cannot be placed in the bin.
4 bulky items, dismantled if possible to reduce their size and facilitate disposal.
1 vehicle trunk
5 glass panes
20 03 07
Green
Grass, branches, prunings, etc. from private garden maintenance. The material must be disposed of free of impurities such as bags, containers of any kind, soil, and street sweeping residue.
1 m³ or 10 bags of 100 litres
20 02 01
R1
Refrigeration and air conditioning appliances (refrigerators, freezers, air conditioning equipment, other household appliances used for refrigeration and food preservation).
2 pieces (in the case of air conditioners, 1 piece includes the external unit + max 3 splits)
20 01 23*
R2
Large household appliances (washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, boilers, cooking appliances, electric stoves, electric hotplates, microwave ovens, other cooking appliances).
2 pieces
20 01 36
R3
CRT televisions and monitors of any size, including flat-panel televisions and monitors.
2 pieces
20 01 35*
R4
Vacuum cleaners, fans, irons, sewing machines, deep fryers, toasters, fax machines, telephones, radios, video cameras, VCRs, audio amplifiers, lighting fixtures without a light source, electrical and electronic tools (non-industrial), gardening tools, toys and sports and leisure equipment with electrical or electronic components (e.g., PCs, printers, etc.)
2 pieces for medium-sized waste (e.g. PC)
20 01 36
R5
Light sources (except incandescent lamps) such as fluorescent tubes, energy-saving lamps (possibly with the original packaging).
20 pieces
20 01 21*
Toner
Toners and print cartridges for printers, photocopiers, fax machines.
10–20 toners/cartridges
16 02 16
Inerts
Demolition material in small quantities from work carried out directly by households (mixed waste from construction and demolition activities; concrete mixtures or slag, bricks, tiles, ceramics).
ATTENTION! The following materials cannot be disposed of on the waste disposal site: Eternit and all materials containing asbestos. Bags, plastic, and other containers must not be disposed of in the container.
10 buckets of rubble and no more than 6 pieces of sanitary ware
17 01 07
Tires
Tires that are out of use.
4 pieces
16 01 03
Drugs
Medicines.
20 01 32
Batterie
Car or motorcycle batteries containing lead, from domestic maintenance.
2 pieces
20 01 33*
Batterie
Batteries and accumulators (AA and flat batteries, cell phone batteries, video game batteries, computer batteries, etc.).
20 01 34
Vegetable oils
Edible oils and fats.
25 liters
20 01 25
Mineral oils
Used oils and greases from minor maintenance of private vehicles.
10 liters
20 01 26*
Paints
Paints, inks, adhesives and resins.
4 x 20 litre buckets in original packaging
20 01 27*
Solvents
Solvents.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 13*
Glycol
Glycol (coolant).
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 13*
Gases in pressure containers (including halons), containing hazardous substances
Pressure cylinders containing hazardous substances and fire extinguishers containing HALON (LPG cylinders for cooking or camping are not permitted).
1 piece or max 5 kg
16 05 04*
Gas in pressure containers
NON-dangerous fire extinguishers.
1 piece or max 5 kg
16 05 05
Contaminating packaging
Packaging containing residues of hazardous substances or contaminated by such substances.
5 pieces in original packaging
15 01 10*
Spray cans
Metal packaging containing hazardous porous solid matrices and empty pressure containers, such as spray cans of paint, beauty products (deodorants, hairsprays, etc.), foams, insecticides, etc.
5 pieces in original packaging
15 01 11*
Acids
Household acids.
Acetic acid, citric acid, and sulfuric acid are used in some drain cleaners and car batteries.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 14*
Alkaline substances
Sodium bicarbonate, ammonia, caustic soda, calcium carbonate.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 15*
Pesticides
A chemical used to prevent, destroy, or control harmful organisms in or around the home. These pesticides are designed to address common problems such as insects, rodents, and other pests that can infest the home. Insect sprays for cockroaches, mosquitoes, and ants.
Poisons for mice and rats.
Products for eliminating mold and mildew.
Herbicides for controlling weeds in gardens.
Repellents for keeping insects and other pests at bay.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 19*
Detergents containing hazardous and non-hazardous substances
A mixture of chemicals, usually in powder or liquid form, used to remove dirt from various surfaces such as floors, dishes, windows, and fabrics. Products formulated for cleaning and maintaining hygiene in the home.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 29*
Oil filters
Engine oil filters resulting from minor home maintenance.
5 pieces
16 01 07*
The following are not permitted in this Collection Centre:
Hazardous waste
Hazardous waste
In the case of hazardous waste disposal, it is necessary to present the following completed form to the personnel in charge of the collection center:
For deliveries not included in the table, you can contact our sales department to request a quote at the following email address: marketingambiente@gruppoiren.it.
For other needs or requests, contact:
Customer Care Service
Customer Care Service
800.017277
800.017277
(Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:30 pm)
The table below summarizes the types of waste that can be disposed of and the permitted quantities. The waste collection center staff will verify the quality and quantity of waste to be disposed of.
Name
Description
Maximum daily amount
EER Code
Paper and cardboard
Paper and cardboard packaging (empty and open paper and cardboard boxes and cartons, tetrapaks) Paper and cardboard waste (newspapers, books, magazines, other paper and cardboard materials).
1 m³
20 01 01
Plastic
Bottles, containers, cans, cellophane, white polystyrene, crates, bags and sacks, plastic packaging, plastic film, any other plastic packaging (all must be empty).
1 m³
15 01 02
Wood
Wooden packaging (crates, pallets). Wood waste, i.e., objects composed entirely or predominantly of wood, such as old furniture, doors, windows (preferably without glass parts, handles, hinges), boards, planks, wicker, chipboard, etc.).
5 large items (cabinets, cabinets, doors, windows, etc.) at a time and no more than 4 times a year. Corks: 2 x 35-liter bags.
20 01 38
Metal
Nets, chairs, metal furniture, metal pieces, etc.
2 m³ loose
20 01 40
Glass and cans
Metal packaging (empty steel, aluminum, and tinplate cans and tins).
Glass packaging (empty glass bottles).
Glass waste.
ATTENTION! Flat glass should not be disposed of with other glass; dispose of it with bulky waste.
0,5 m³ loose
15 01 07
Clothes
Clothing (used clothes, bags, shoes). Textiles (rags, natural fibers, synthetic fibers). Textile packaging (jute bags, canvas shopping bags).
1 m³ in bags
20 01 10
Bulky items
All materials whose size and weight prevent them from being placed in standard recycling bins (mattresses, armchairs, sofas, various furnishings, demijohns, etc.).
Mixed waste from construction and demolition activities, only from minor removal operations performed directly by the manufacturer: pipes, thermal insulation, and acoustic insulation not containing hazardous materials, etc.
Glass waste: flat glass
ATTENTION! Eternit and all materials containing asbestos cannot be placed in the bin. Bags, plastic, and other containers should not be placed in the bin. Inert materials cannot be placed in the bin.
4 bulky items, dismantled if possible to reduce their size and facilitate disposal.
1 vehicle trunk
5 glass panes
20 03 07
Green
Grass, branches, prunings, etc. from private garden maintenance. The material must be disposed of free of impurities such as bags, containers of any kind, soil, and street sweeping residue.
1 m³ or 10 bags of 100 litres
20 02 01
Toner
Toners that do not contain hazardous substances. Some examples:
Used laser printer toner cartridges: Used in offices and homes, these cartridges do not contain hazardous substances and can be disposed of as non-hazardous waste.
Used inkjet cartridges: Used in inkjet printers, these cartridges are common in both home and professional settings.
Copier toners: These toners, if they do not contain hazardous substances, also fall into the non-hazardous waste category.
10–20 toners/cartridges
08 03 18
Paints
Paints containing non-hazardous substances. Here are some examples:
Water-based paints: Water-based paints used for interior and exterior applications that do not contain hazardous solvents.
Acrylic paints: Used on various types of surfaces, they are less toxic than solvent-based paints.
Latex paints: Often used to paint walls and ceilings, they are safe and easy to clean.
Eco-friendly paints: Formulated with natural and biodegradable ingredients, they are ideal for those seeking more sustainable solutions.
4 x 20 litre buckets in original packaging
20 01 28
Detergents containing non-hazardous substances
Detergents that contain non-hazardous substances. Here are some examples:
Eco-friendly multipurpose cleaners: Formulated with natural and biodegradable ingredients.
Citric acid-based glass cleaners: Safe for the environment and free of harsh chemicals.
Natural soaps: Such as Marseille soap, used for cleaning surfaces and fabrics.
Baking soda-based floor cleaners.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 30
The following are not permitted in this Collection Centre:
At the time of delivery, it will be necessary to complete or submit the forms required for delivery to the CDR as per the Ministerial Decree of 8 April 2008 and subsequent amendments.
Non-domestic users can dispose of waste produced by domestic users, i.e., waste not attributable to their activity, by presenting a proxy document.
Non-domestic users who need to dispose of quantities exceeding the limits set out in the table are required to contact the AMIAT Ecocentres Coordination Centre to define the disposal procedures by sending an email to amiat@gruppoiren.it.
For deliveries not included in the table, we recommend checking availability at other Waste Collection Centers (CDR). If the waste you wish to dispose of is not among those accepted at CDRs, you can contact our sales department to request a quote by email. marketingambiente@gruppoiren.it.
For other needs or requests, contact:
Customer Care Service
Customer Care Service
800.017277
800.017277
(Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:30 pm)
Opening hours
Opening hours
Monday to Saturday 7.15am-6.30pm - Closed on public holidays
Domestic users
Non-domestic users
The table below summarizes the types of waste that can be disposed of and the permitted quantities. The waste collection center staff will verify the quality and quantity of waste to be disposed of.
Name
Description
Maximum daily amount
EER Code
Paper and cardboard
Paper and cardboard packaging (empty and open paper and cardboard boxes and cartons, tetrapaks) Paper and cardboard waste (newspapers, books, magazines, other paper and cardboard materials).
1 m³
20 01 01
Plastic
Bottles, containers, cans, cellophane, white polystyrene, crates, bags and sacks, plastic packaging, plastic film, any other plastic packaging (all must be empty).
1 m³
15 01 02
Wood
Wooden packaging (crates, pallets). Wood waste, i.e., objects composed entirely or predominantly of wood, such as old furniture, doors, windows (preferably without glass parts, handles, hinges), boards, planks, wicker, chipboard, etc.).
5 large items (cabinets, cabinets, doors, windows, etc.) at a time and no more than 4 times a year. Corks: 2 x 35-liter bags.
20 01 38
Metal
Nets, chairs, metal furniture, metal pieces, etc.
2 m³ loose
20 01 40
Glass and cans
Metal packaging (empty steel, aluminum, and tinplate cans and tins). Glass packaging (empty glass bottles). Glass waste.
ATTENTION! Flat glass should not be disposed of with other glass; dispose of it with bulky waste.
0,5 m³ loose
15 01 07
Organic
Biodegradable waste from kitchens and canteens.
For small deliveries, a widespread street and door-to-door collection service is provided throughout the area.
20 01 08
Bulky items
All materials whose size and weight prevent them from being placed in standard recycling bins (mattresses, armchairs, sofas, various furnishings, demijohns, etc.). Mixed waste from construction and demolition activities, including only minor removal work carried out directly by the tenant: pipes, thermal insulation, and soundproofing not containing hazardous materials, etc.
Glass waste: flat glass
ATTENTION! Eternit and all materials containing asbestos cannot be placed in the bin. Bags, plastic, and other containers should not be placed in the bin. Inert materials cannot be placed in the bin.
4 bulky items, dismantled if possible to reduce their size and facilitate disposal.
1 vehicle trunk
5 glass panes
20 03 07
R1
Refrigeration and air conditioning appliances (refrigerators, freezers, air conditioning equipment, other household appliances used for refrigeration and food preservation).
2 pieces (in the case of air conditioners, 1 piece includes the external unit + max 3 splits)
20 01 23*
R2
Large household appliances (washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, boilers, cooking appliances, electric stoves, electric hotplates, microwave ovens, other cooking appliances).
2 pieces
20 01 36
R5
Light sources (except incandescent lamps) such as fluorescent tubes, energy-saving lamps (possibly with the original packaging).
20 pieces
20 01 21*
Toner
Toners and print cartridges for printers, photocopiers, fax machines.
10–20 toners/cartridges
16 02 16
Inert
Demolition material in small quantities from work carried out directly by households (mixed waste from construction and demolition activities; concrete mixtures or slag, bricks, tiles, ceramics).
ATTENTION! The following materials cannot be disposed of on the waste disposal site: Eternit and all materials containing asbestos. Bags, plastic, and other containers must not be disposed of in the container.
10 buckets of rubble and no more than 6 pieces of sanitary ware
17 01 07
Drugs
Medicines.
20 01 32
Batterie
Car or motorcycle batteries containing lead, from domestic maintenance.
2 pieces
20 01 33*
Batteries
Batteries and accumulators (AA and flat batteries, cell phone batteries, video game batteries, computer batteries, etc.).
20 01 34
Vegetable oils
Edible oils and fats.
25 liters
20 01 25
Mineral oils
Used oils and greases from minor maintenance of private vehicles.
10 liters
20 01 26*
Paints
Paints, inks, adhesives and resins.
4 x 20 litre buckets in original packaging
20 01 27*
Solvents
Solvents
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 13*
Glycol
Glycol (coolant).
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 13*
Gases in pressure containers (including halons), containing hazardous substances
Pressure cylinders containing hazardous substances and fire extinguishers containing HALON (LPG cylinders for cooking or camping are not permitted).
1 piece or max 5 kg
16 05 04*
Gas in pressure containers
NON-dangerous fire extinguishers.
1 piece or max 5 kg
16 05 05
Contaminating packaging
Packaging containing residues of hazardous substances or contaminated by such substances.
5 pieces in original packaging
15 01 10*
Spray cans
Metal packaging containing hazardous porous solid matrices and empty pressure containers, such as spray cans of paint, beauty products (deodorants, hairsprays, etc.), foams, insecticides, etc.
5 pieces in original packaging
15 01 11*
Acids
Household acids.
Acetic acid, citric acid, and sulfuric acid are used in some drain cleaners and car batteries.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 14*
Alkaline substances
Sodium bicarbonate, ammonia, caustic soda, calcium carbonate.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 15*
Pesticides
A chemical used to prevent, destroy, or control harmful organisms in or around the home. These pesticides are designed to address common problems such as insects, rodents, and other pests that can infest the home. Insect sprays for cockroaches, mosquitoes, and ants.
Poisons for mice and rats.
Products for eliminating mold and mildew.
Herbicides for controlling weeds in gardens.
Repellents for keeping insects and other pests at bay.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 19*
Detergents containing hazardous and non-hazardous substances
A mixture of chemicals, usually in powder or liquid form, used to remove dirt from various surfaces such as floors, dishes, windows, and fabrics. Products formulated for cleaning and maintaining hygiene in the home.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 29*
Oil filters
Engine oil filters resulting from minor home maintenance.
5 pieces
16 01 07*
The following are not permitted in this Collection Centre:
Hazardous waste
Hazardous waste
In the case of hazardous waste disposal, it is necessary to present the following completed form to the personnel in charge of the collection center:
For deliveries not included in the table, you can contact our sales department to request a quote at the following email address: marketingambiente@gruppoiren.it.
For other needs or requests, contact:
Customer Care Service
Customer Care Service
800.017277
800.017277
(Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:30 pm)
The table below summarizes the types of waste that can be disposed of and the permitted quantities. The waste collection center staff will verify the quality and quantity of waste to be disposed of.
Name
Description
Maximum daily amount
EER Code
Paper and cardboard
Paper and cardboard packaging (empty and open paper and cardboard boxes and cartons, tetrapaks) Paper and cardboard waste (newspapers, books, magazines, other paper and cardboard materials).
1 m³
20 01 01
Plastic
Bottles, containers, cans, cellophane, white polystyrene, crates, bags and sacks, plastic packaging, plastic film, any other plastic packaging (all must be empty).
1 m³
15 01 02
Wood
Wooden packaging (crates, pallets). Wood waste, i.e., objects composed entirely or predominantly of wood, such as old furniture, doors, windows (preferably without glass parts, handles, hinges), boards, planks, wicker, chipboard, etc.).
5 large items (cabinets, cabinets, doors, windows, etc.) at a time and no more than 4 times a year. Corks: 2 x 35-liter bags.
20 01 38
Metal
Nets, chairs, metal furniture, metal pieces, etc.
2 m³ loose
20 01 40
Glass and cans
Metal packaging (empty steel, aluminum, and tinplate cans and tins).
Glass packaging (empty glass bottles).
Glass waste.
ATTENTION! Flat glass should not be disposed of with other glass; dispose of it with bulky waste.
0,5 m³ loose
15 01 07
Organic
Biodegradable waste from kitchens and canteens
For small deliveries, a widespread street and door-to-door collection service is provided throughout the area.
20 01 08
Bulky items
All materials whose size and weight prevent them from being placed in standard recycling bins (mattresses, armchairs, sofas, various furnishings, demijohns, etc.).
Mixed waste from construction and demolition activities, only from minor removal operations performed directly by the manufacturer: pipes, thermal insulation, and acoustic insulation not containing hazardous materials, etc.
Glass waste: flat glass
ATTENTION! Eternit and all materials containing asbestos cannot be placed in the bin. Bags, plastic, and other containers should not be placed in the bin. Inert materials cannot be placed in the bin.
4 bulky items, dismantled if possible to reduce their size and facilitate disposal.
1 vehicle trunk
5 glass panes
20 03 07
Toner
Toners that do not contain hazardous substances. Some examples:
Used laser printer toner cartridges: Used in offices and homes, these cartridges do not contain hazardous substances and can be disposed of as non-hazardous waste.
Used inkjet cartridges: Used in inkjet printers, these cartridges are common in both home and professional settings.
Copier toners: These toners, if they do not contain hazardous substances, also fall into the non-hazardous waste category.
10–20 toners/cartridges
08 03 18
Paints
Paints containing non-hazardous substances. Here are some examples:
Water-based paints: Water-based paints used for interior and exterior applications that do not contain hazardous solvents.
Acrylic paints: Used on various types of surfaces, they are less toxic than solvent-based paints.
Latex paints: Often used to paint walls and ceilings, they are safe and easy to clean.
Eco-friendly paints: Formulated with natural and biodegradable ingredients, they are ideal for those seeking more sustainable solutions.
4 x 20 litre buckets in original packaging
20 01 28
Detergents containing non-hazardous substances
Detergents that contain non-hazardous substances. Here are some examples:
Eco-friendly multipurpose cleaners: Formulated with natural and biodegradable ingredients.
Citric acid-based glass cleaners: Safe for the environment and free of harsh chemicals.
Natural soaps: Such as Marseille soap, used for cleaning surfaces and fabrics.
Baking soda-based floor cleaners.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 30
The following are not permitted in this Collection Centre:
At the time of delivery, it will be necessary to complete or submit the forms required for delivery to the CDR as per the Ministerial Decree of 8 April 2008 and subsequent amendments.
Non-domestic users can dispose of waste produced by domestic users, i.e., waste not attributable to their activity, by presenting a proxy document.
Non-domestic users who need to dispose of quantities exceeding the limits set out in the table are required to contact the AMIAT Ecocentres Coordination Centre to define the disposal procedures by sending an email to amiat@gruppoiren.it.
For deliveries not included in the table, we recommend checking availability at other Waste Collection Centers (CDR). If the waste you wish to dispose of is not among those accepted at CDRs, you can contact our sales department to request a quote by email. marketingambiente@gruppoiren.it.
For other needs or requests, contact:
Customer Care Service
Customer Care Service
800.017277
800.017277
(dal lunedì al venerdì dalle 8:00 alle 17:30)
Opening hours
Opening hours
Monday to Saturday 7:15 am - 6:30 pm
Sundays and holidays* 7:30 am - 1:00 pm
*Excluding New Year's Eve, Easter, Labor Day, August 15th and Christmas
Domestic users
Non-domestic users
The table below summarizes the types of waste that can be disposed of and the permitted quantities. The waste collection center staff will verify the quality and quantity of waste to be disposed of.
Name
Description
Maximum daily amount
EER Code
Paper and cardboard
Paper and cardboard packaging (empty and open paper and cardboard boxes and cartons, tetrapaks) Paper and cardboard waste (newspapers, books, magazines, other paper and cardboard materials).
1 m³
20 01 01
Plastic
Bottles, containers, cans, cellophane, white polystyrene, crates, bags and sacks, plastic packaging, plastic film, any other plastic packaging (all must be empty).
1 m³
15 01 02
Wood
Wooden packaging (crates, pallets). Wood waste, i.e., objects composed entirely or predominantly of wood, such as old furniture, doors, windows (preferably without glass parts, handles, hinges), boards, planks, wicker, chipboard, etc.).
5 large items (cabinets, cabinets, doors, windows, etc.) at a time and no more than 4 times a year. Corks: 2 x 35-liter bags.
20 01 38
Metal
Nets, chairs, metal furniture, metal pieces, etc.
2 m³ loose
20 01 40
Glass and cans
Metal packaging (empty steel, aluminum, and tinplate cans and tins). Glass packaging (empty glass bottles). Glass waste.
ATTENTION! Flat glass should not be disposed of with other glass; dispose of it with bulky waste.
0,5 m³ loose
15 01 07
Clothes
Clothing (used clothes, bags, shoes). Textiles (rags, natural fibers, synthetic fibers). Textile packaging (jute bags, canvas shopping bags).
1 m³ in bags
20 01 10
Bulky items
All materials whose size and weight prevent them from being placed in standard recycling bins (mattresses, armchairs, sofas, various furnishings, demijohns, etc.). Mixed waste from construction and demolition activities, including only minor removal work carried out directly by the tenant: pipes, thermal insulation, and soundproofing not containing hazardous materials, etc.
Glass waste: flat glass
ATTENTION! Eternit and all materials containing asbestos cannot be placed in the bin. Bags, plastic, and other containers should not be placed in the bin. Inert materials cannot be placed in the bin.
4 bulky items, dismantled if possible to reduce their size and facilitate disposal.
1 vehicle trunk
5 glass panes
20 03 07
Green
Grass, branches, prunings, etc. from private garden maintenance. The material must be disposed of free of impurities such as bags, containers of any kind, soil, and street sweeping residue.
1 m³ or 10 bags of 100 litres
20 02 01
R1
Refrigeration and air conditioning appliances (refrigerators, freezers, air conditioning equipment, other household appliances used for refrigeration and food preservation).
2 pieces (in the case of air conditioners, 1 piece includes the external unit + max 3 splits)
20 01 23*
R2
Large household appliances (washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, boilers, cooking appliances, electric stoves, electric hotplates, microwave ovens, other cooking appliances).
2 pieces
20 01 36
R3
CRT televisions and monitors of any size, including flat-panel televisions and monitors.
2 pieces
20 01 35*
R4
Vacuum cleaners, fans, irons, sewing machines, deep fryers, toasters, fax machines, telephones, radios, video cameras, VCRs, audio amplifiers, lighting fixtures without a light source, electrical and electronic tools (non-industrial), gardening tools, toys and sports and leisure equipment with electrical or electronic components (e.g., PCs, printers, etc.)
2 pieces for medium-sized waste (e.g. PC)
20 01 36
R5
Light sources (except incandescent lamps) such as fluorescent tubes, energy-saving lamps (possibly with the original packaging).
20 pieces
20 01 21*
Toner
Toners and print cartridges for printers, photocopiers, fax machines.
10–20 toners/cartridges
16 02 16
Inert
Demolition material in small quantities from work carried out directly by households (mixed waste from construction and demolition activities; concrete mixtures or slag, bricks, tiles, ceramics).
ATTENTION! The following materials cannot be disposed of on the waste disposal site: Eternit and all materials containing asbestos. Bags, plastic, and other containers must not be disposed of in the container.
10 buckets of rubble and no more than 6 pieces of sanitary ware
17 01 07
Tires
Tires that are out of use.
4 pieces
16 01 03
Drugs
Medicines.
20 01 32
Batterie
Car or motorcycle batteries containing lead, from domestic maintenance.
2 pieces
20 01 33*
Batteries
Batteries and accumulators (AA and flat batteries, cell phone batteries, video game batteries, computer batteries, etc.).
20 01 34
Vegetable oils
Edible oils and fats.
25 liters
20 01 25
Mineral oils
Used oils and greases from minor maintenance of private vehicles.
10 liters
20 01 26*
Paints
Paints, inks, adhesives and resins.
4 x 20 litre buckets in original packaging
20 01 27*
Solvents
Solvents
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 13*
Glycol
Glycol (coolant).
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 13*
Gases in pressure containers (including halons), containing hazardous substances
Pressure cylinders containing hazardous substances and fire extinguishers containing HALON (LPG cylinders for cooking or camping are not permitted).
1 piece or max 5 kg
16 05 04*
Gas in pressure containers
NON-dangerous fire extinguishers.
1 piece or max 5 kg
16 05 05
Contaminating packaging
Packaging containing residues of hazardous substances or contaminated by such substances.
5 pieces in original packaging
15 01 10*
Bombolette spray
Metal packaging containing hazardous porous solid matrices and empty pressure containers, such as spray cans of paint, beauty products (deodorants, hairsprays, etc.), foams, insecticides, etc.
5 pieces in original packaging
15 01 11*
Acids
Household acids.
Acetic acid, citric acid, and sulfuric acid are used in some drain cleaners and car batteries.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 14*
Alkaline substances
Sodium bicarbonate, ammonia, caustic soda, calcium carbonate.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 15*
Pesticides
A chemical used to prevent, destroy, or control harmful organisms in or around the home. These pesticides are designed to address common problems such as insects, rodents, and other pests that can infest the home. Insect sprays for cockroaches, mosquitoes, and ants.
Poisons for mice and rats.
Products for eliminating mold and mildew.
Herbicides for controlling weeds in gardens.
Repellents for keeping insects and other pests at bay.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 19*
Detergents containing hazardous and non-hazardous substances
A mixture of chemicals, usually in powder or liquid form, used to remove dirt from various surfaces such as floors, dishes, windows, and fabrics. Products formulated for cleaning and maintaining hygiene in the home.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 29*
Oil filters
Engine oil filters resulting from minor home maintenance.
5 pieces
16 01 07*
The following are not permitted in this Collection Centre:
Hazardous waste
Hazardous waste
In the case of hazardous waste disposal, it is necessary to present the following completed form to the personnel in charge of the collection center:
For deliveries not included in the table, you can contact our sales department to request a quote at the following email address: marketingambiente@gruppoiren.it.
For other needs or requests, contact:
Customer Care Service
Customer Care Service
800.017277
800.017277
(Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:30 pm)
The table below summarizes the types of waste that can be disposed of and the permitted quantities. The waste collection center staff will verify the quality and quantity of waste to be disposed of.
Name
Description
Maximum daily amount
EER Code
Paper and cardboard
Paper and cardboard packaging (empty and open paper and cardboard boxes and cartons, tetrapaks) Paper and cardboard waste (newspapers, books, magazines, other paper and cardboard materials).
1 m³
20 01 01
Plastic
Bottles, containers, cans, cellophane, white polystyrene, crates, bags and sacks, plastic packaging, plastic film, any other plastic packaging (all must be empty).
1 m³
15 01 02
Wood
Wooden packaging (crates, pallets). Wood waste, i.e., objects composed entirely or predominantly of wood, such as old furniture, doors, windows (preferably without glass parts, handles, hinges), boards, planks, wicker, chipboard, etc.).
5 large items (cabinets, cabinets, doors, windows, etc.) at a time and no more than 4 times a year. Corks: 2 x 35-liter bags.
20 01 38
Metal
Nets, chairs, metal furniture, metal pieces, etc.
2 m³ loose
20 01 40
Glass and cans
Metal packaging (empty steel, aluminum, and tinplate cans and tins).
Glass packaging (empty glass bottles).
Glass waste.
ATTENTION! Flat glass should not be disposed of with other glass; dispose of it with bulky waste.
0,5 m³ loose
15 01 07
Clothes
Clothing (used clothes, bags, shoes). Textiles (rags, natural fibers, synthetic fibers). Textile packaging (jute bags, canvas shopping bags).
1 m³ in bags
20 01 10
Bulky items
All materials whose size and weight prevent them from being placed in standard recycling bins (mattresses, armchairs, sofas, various furnishings, demijohns, etc.).
Mixed waste from construction and demolition activities, only from minor removal operations performed directly by the manufacturer: pipes, thermal insulation, and acoustic insulation not containing hazardous materials, etc.
Glass waste: flat glass
ATTENTION! Eternit and all materials containing asbestos cannot be placed in the bin. Bags, plastic, and other containers should not be placed in the bin. Inert materials cannot be placed in the bin.
4 bulky items, dismantled if possible to reduce their size and facilitate disposal.
1 vehicle trunk
5 glass panes
20 03 07
Green
Grass, branches, prunings, etc. from private garden maintenance. The material must be disposed of free of impurities such as bags, containers of any kind, soil, and street sweeping residue.
1 m³ or 10 bags of 100 litres
20 02 01
Toner
Toners that do not contain hazardous substances. Some examples:
Used laser printer toner cartridges: Used in offices and homes, these cartridges do not contain hazardous substances and can be disposed of as non-hazardous waste.
Used inkjet cartridges: Used in inkjet printers, these cartridges are common in both home and professional settings.
Copier toners: These toners, if they do not contain hazardous substances, also fall into the non-hazardous waste category.
10–20 toners/cartridges
08 03 18
Paints
Paints containing non-hazardous substances. Here are some examples:
Water-based paints: Water-based paints used for interior and exterior applications that do not contain hazardous solvents.
Acrylic paints: Used on various types of surfaces, they are less toxic than solvent-based paints.
Latex paints: Often used to paint walls and ceilings, they are safe and easy to clean.
Eco-friendly paints: Formulated with natural and biodegradable ingredients, they are ideal for those seeking more sustainable solutions.
4 x 20 litre buckets in original packaging
20 01 28
Detergents containing non-hazardous substances
Detergents that contain non-hazardous substances. Here are some examples:
Eco-friendly multipurpose cleaners: Formulated with natural and biodegradable ingredients.
Citric acid-based glass cleaners: Safe for the environment and free of harsh chemicals.
Natural soaps: Such as Marseille soap, used for cleaning surfaces and fabrics.
Baking soda-based floor cleaners.
5 pieces in original packaging
20 01 30
The following are not permitted in this Collection Centre:
At the time of delivery, it will be necessary to complete or submit the forms required for delivery to the CDR as per the Ministerial Decree of 8 April 2008 and subsequent amendments.
Non-domestic users can dispose of waste produced by domestic users, i.e., waste not attributable to their activity, by presenting a proxy document.
Non-domestic users who need to dispose of quantities exceeding the limits set out in the table are required to contact the AMIAT Ecocentres Coordination Centre to define the disposal procedures by sending an email to amiat@gruppoiren.it.
For deliveries not included in the table, we recommend checking availability at other Waste Collection Centers (CDR). If the waste you wish to dispose of is not among those accepted at CDRs, you can contact our sales department to request a quote by email. marketingambiente@gruppoiren.it.
For other needs or requests, contact:
Customer Care Service
Customer Care Service
800.017277
800.017277
(Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:30 pm)
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Ambientale Torino S.p.A.
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Azienda Multiservizi Igiene
Ambientale Torino S.p.A.
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