Drop off crop plastics quickly and easily
Good to know: Conditions for acceptance at your ERDE collection point
We want you to be able to drop off your crop plastics at our ERDE collection points as quickly and easily as possible.
With this in mind, we request that you observe some important criteria for acceptance before your visit. These are checked on site by an employee of the collection point or by ERDE staff. Your materials may be refused if the criteria are not met.
Separate your plastics
The various crop plastics must be collected and returned separately according to the following groups.
Group 1
- Silage sheets
- Underlayer films
- Silo tubes
Group 2
- Stretch film
- Net replacement films
Group 3
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Round bale nets
Group 4
- Pressengarne
Group 5
- Asparagus film
Please note: Separate recovery concept! You can find all information about collection here!
Group 6
- Perforated film
Please note: Separate recovery concept! You can find all information about collection here!
Group 7
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Nonwovens
Please note: Separate recovery concept!
Group 8
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Mulching film
Please note: Separate recovery concept!
Plastics must be clean and residue-free
All films for drop off must be clean and free of coarse dirt. Please make sure that there is no foreign matter, such as iron, wood, tires, baler twine or nets, mixed with the films.
Deliver nets and baler twine in bags
Round bale nets and baler twine must be collected and delivered in bags. The bags are available at the collection points.
Never dispose of nets and yarns in the yellow bag/yellow garbage can!
They get tangled in machines and disrupt established recycling processes for packaging.
