Bio-ton in Fürstenfeldbruck: Which sacks are the right ones?
Bio-ton in Fürstenfeldbruck: Which sacks are the right ones?
in Fürstenfeldbruck has developed the organic tonne into a new face of waste disposal since the beginning of 2025. The first experiences of the citizens with the brown bin are consistently positive, but there are still some open questions. In particular, the best transport method for kitchen organic waste to the bin concerns many households. According to Merkur there were difficulties with paper bags that often tear and empty in the house.
A stable organic tint as an clipboard has proven to be impractical. Instead, compostable organic bags have emerged as the practical solution. However, there is a variety of different sacks in the supermarket, which leads to confusion. Many are wondering which brands really meet the requirements and whether they may contain plastic. Stefan Mayer from the district's waste management company therefore advises certified organic bags. These should be labeled with large -scale germs and consist of strength so that they can be used in the fermentation system.
The correct handling
The industry reacted quickly to the new requirements. However, the goal remains that the organic waste arrives as purely as possible in the fermentation system. Incidents where organic waste ends up in plastic bags are not the rule, but it happens. In order to inform the citizens, the garbage workers use banderoles who indicate this problem.
Another aid to improve waste separation is a special collective vehicle that is equipped with a detector to recognize metal objects in the biotons. This detector is currently in the test phase and is intended to help ensure the quality of the organic waste. Even if reliable numbers for the increasing amount of recorded potato bowls and similar organic waste are still missing, the trend is already noticeable.
Learn from the Hamburg model
If you look beyond national borders, Hamburg has had good experiences with its organic waste disposal for years. Here the biotonne is introduced as a regulatory bin, where local conditions allow it. This bin is considered an environmentally friendly alternative and, according to the Hamburg city cleaning, costs around 80 percent less than a comparable black residual waste bin. In addition, she convinces as a practical composter on wheels, which is also suitable for grass cuts and leafsticks. Tenants in Hamburg can address their landlord to order the green bio bin. Environmental protection can be promoted together with neighbors. The experience from Hamburg could also be inspiring for Fürstenfeldbruck.Another helpful information offering around organic waste can be found on the website of the Federal Environment Ministry, which has prepared comprehensive details on the topic. This information is a valuable resource for everyone who is interested in waste separation and recycling. Further content and support can also be found at BMU .
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