Yellow bin
Packaging with the
green dot
Blue paper bin
(Almost) everything made
of paper & cardboard
•
Plastics (e.g. yoghurt pots, foils)
Foamed packaging made from polystyrene
(e.g. bowls for packaged fruit or vegetables)
• Blown containers (e.g. fabric softener bottles)
• Composite materials/drinks cartons (a mixture
of the materials paper, plastics and aluminium,
e.g. for apple juice or UHT milk)
• Aluminium (screw caps from jars, cheese packaging
made from foil or yoghurt pot lids)
• Tin (food cans, aerosol cans, the latter without
poisonous contents)
•
Unsoiled paper and cardboard packaging
(e.g. paper bags, cheese boxes, cigarette boxes
(without cling film), soap boxes, washing powder
boxes without plastic handles, etc.)
Newspapers, glossy magazines, journals
Letters, advertising brochures, circulars
Catalogues (if they are not taken back)
Books, diaries (without plastic binding)
Waste paper (writing paper, forms)
•
Plastics that do not serve as packaging
(coat hangers, toys, foam goods such as cushions,
paper tissues, kitchen towels, nappies, music/ video
cassettes)
Organic waste
Glass, even if it carries the green dot, belongs in the
bottle bank
Paper and cardboard packaging, even if they are
marked with the green dot, still belong in the waste
paper container
Cans and aerosol cans with toxic contents, such as
varnish and paint (they must be treated as hazardous
waste)
•
Beverage cartons
(milk and juice cartons and other containers
coated with aluminium and plastic)
Carbon paper
Wallpaper scraps
Disposable nappies and sanitary towels
Telephone books
(these are taken back by the postal service)
•
Used tissues and serviettes
Please empty the waste directly into
the bin without bin liners! This will
save you a lot of space in the bin and
a lot of money on your waste bill!
DO NOT put the following
in the yellow bag
or the yellow bin:
DO NOT put the following
in the blue paper bin:
FIRST BREAK DOWN
INTO SMALLER
PIECES, THEN PUT
IT IN!
Yellow bin
Packaging with
the green dot
•
Plastics s (e.g. yoghurt pots, foils)
Foamed packaging made from polystyrene
(e.g. bowls for packaged fruit or vegetables)
Blown containers (e.g. fabric softener bottles)
Composite materials/drinks cartons (a mixture
of the materials paper, plastics and aluminium,
e.g. for apple juice or UHT milk)
Al
uminium ((screw caps from jars, cheese packaging
made from foil or yoghurt pot lids)
Tin (food cans, aerosol cans, the latter without
poisonous contents)
•
Plastics that do not serve as packaging (coat
hangers, toys, foam goods such as cushions,
paper tissues, kitchen towels, nappies, music/
video cassettes)
Organic waste
Glass
, even if it carries the green dot, belongs
in the bottle bank
Paper and cardboard packaging
, even if they are
marked with the green dot, still belong in the waste
paper container
Cans and aerosol cans with toxic contents,
such as varnish and paint (they must be treated
as hazardous waste)
Please empty the waste directly into
the bin without bin liners! This will
save you a lot of space in the bin and
a lot of money on your waste bill!
DO NOT put the following
in the yellow bag
or the yellow bin:
Green organic waste bin
And the environment will thank you
Black residual waste bin
Separate correctly and save a lot
of money.
•
Kitchen waste (vegetable and fruit waste – including
tropical fruits and eggshells, coffee and tea filters,
tea bags with contents, vegetable food waste)
Soiled paper, paper bags, wrapping paper,
kitchen towels, paper tissues
Small amounts of plant waste from the flat
or from the balcony
•
Waste that cannot be placed in the yellow bag
or bin, the blue paper bin or the green organic
waste bin belongs in the black residual waste
bin. If the bin is repeatedly filled incorrectly,
additional bins must be purchased for a fee.
In addition, you can purchase municipal waste
sacks in shops or from the City of Nuremberg,
which may be placed next to the residual waste bin.
These must be tightly closed; otherwise they attract
rats and vermin
.
Apart from the municipal waste sacks, no other
boxes, plastic bags or similar placed next to the
residual waste bin will be taken away by the
waste collectors.
•
Sausage, cheese, meat, fish and bones
(of fish and meat)
Cigarette butts and boxes
Vacuum cleaner bags
Nappies
Wallpaper scraps
Ashes, soot or oil black
Leather and textiles
Animal excrement
Construction timber = recycling yard
Keep access
clear for refuse
collection to avoid
additional
costs.
The city provides
paper organic
waste bags for
collecting the
organic waste in the house
and storing it in the organic waste bin.
The bags are available free of charge
at retail outlets.
DO NOT put the following
in the green organic bin:
Bins
Annual charge
60l
€ 140.40
12
0l
€ 280.80
24
0l
€ 561.60
770l
€ 1,801.80
1100l
€ 2,574.00
Waste sack
1 pc.
60l
€ 4.25
Fees
(as of May 2021)
for residual waste containers
of the City of Nuremberg
for residual waste sacks
of the City of Nuremberg:
The volume of the bins is calculated on the basis
of the number of persons in the housing complex
.
Fees: https://www.nuernberg.de/internet/
abfallwirtschaft/gebuehren.html#5
Blue paper bin
(Almost) everything made
of paper & cardboard
•
Unsoiled paper and cardboard packaging
(e.g. paper bags, cheese boxes, cigarette boxes
(without cling film), soap boxes, washing powder
boxes without plastic handles, etc.)
Newspapers, glossy magazines, journals
Letters, advertising brochures, circulars
Catalogues (if they are not taken back)
Books, diaries (without plastic binding)
Waste paper (writing paper, forms)
•
Beverage cartons
(milk and juice cartons and other containers
coated with aluminium and plastic)
Carbon paper
Wallpaper scraps
Disposable nappies and sanitary towels
Telephone books
(these are taken back by the postal service)
•
Used tissues and serviettes
DO NOT put the following
in the blue paper bin:
Bottle bank
Bottles & jars
•
Empty bottles and jars (including those with the
green dot) for which no deposit has been paid
Jam jars, juice bottles, bottles
for cooking oil, vinegar, sauces
Disposable wine bottles etc.
•
Ceramic shards (e.g. of tiles or porcelain)
Porcelain shards and fire-proof glass (Jena glass,
oven door glass etc.)
Mirrors and wired glass = recycling yard
Sheet glass (e.g. window glass) and laminated glass
(car windscreens) = recycling yard
Screw caps of jars and crown caps
Light bulbs and fluorescent tubes = recycling yard
REMOVE ALL SCREW CAPS
BEFOREHAND AND THROW THEM IN
THE RESIDUAL WASTE/YELLOW BIN!
If the bottle banks are over-filled
or there is a lot of litter pollution at
the site, you can contact Friedrich
Hofmann Betriebsgesellschaft
mbH & Co.KG directly.
Tel.: 0800 / 1 00 43 37 (free of charge).
DO NOT put
the following
in the bottle
bank:
Hazardous waste
Hazardous waste poses a great danger to humans, animals
and the environment
.
Hazardous
waste
is
toxic,
flammable
and
can
cause
undesirable
chemical
reactions.
It
must
therefore
be
disposed
of
properly
at
the
toxic
waste
mobile
of
the
City
of Nuremberg.
A list of all hazardous waste
as well as the dates and locations
of the toxic waste mobile
can be found here.
Tel.
: 0911 / 2 31 40 97
Hazardous waste
that is disposed of differently:
•
Waste oil from motor vehicles = return in the store
Batteries with recycling symbol = return in the store
Vegetable fat and oils = recycling yard
Medications = pharmacy or toxic waste mobile
• Asbestos = landfill site
• Aerosol cans for setting lotions, cream etc. = yellow bag
• Fire extinguishers = specialist companies
• Toner containers from photocopiers and printers
= residual waste
• Electrical equipment = recycling yard
• Emulsion paint = residual waste
• Light bulbs = residual waste
• Energy-saving lamps = recycling yard
Electrical waste & bulky waste
Each household can have bulky
waste collected free of charge once
a year
.
You can apply for bulky waste
disposal online here:
Or by telephone at:
0911 / 2 31 25 93
•
Hazardous waste = toxic waste mobile
Construction waste = small quantities to the
recycling yard
• Old car tyres = back to the dealer or the recycling yard
• Waste paper and glass
• Bags, boxes, tools and cardboard boxes containing
small rubbish
Have them
collected free
of charge
once a
year!
The following does NOT
belong in the
bulky waste:
•
Bed frames, sofas, mattresses
Bicycles, prams
• Chests, suitcases
• Chests of drawers, arm chairs, shelves, cupboards,
chairs, tables
• Consumer electronic devices
• Small office and household appliances
• “White goods” e.g. fridges, tumble dryers
You can find an
overview of the
locations here:
Small
electrical
items
(e.g.
kettles,
irons,
etc.)
can
also
be
disposed
of
by
the
tenant
in
e-bins
(e.g.
in
our
Customer
Centres)
.
Important:
tenants
must
apply
for
a
bulky
waste
appointment
on
their
own
responsibility
or
drive
their
bulky
waste
to
the
recycling
yard
themselves
and
dispose
of
it
properly.
It
is
forbidden
to
leave
bulky
waste
at
the
refuse
site.
Any
costs
for
special
collection
will
be
borne
by
the
entire
house
community
if
the
polluter
is
unknown.
Therefore,
if
you
can
provide
information
about
the
person
responsible
for
illegally
deposited
bulky
waste,
please report this in writing to your Customer Centre.
The recycling yards offer another option for a clear out:
CENTRE
Am
Pferdemarkt 23
Tel.: 0911 / 8 01 38 04
NORTH
Haeber
leinstr. 7
Tel.: 0
911 / 36 76 05
EAST
Kallmünze
r Str. 12
Tel
.: 0
911
/ 40 31 20
FIS
CHBACH
Dickensst
r. 3
Tel.:
0911 / 83 21 38
KATZWANG
Strawinskystr. 39
Tel.:
09122 / 7 3
1 73
BOXDORF
Würzbur
ger St
r. 17
Tel
.: 0911 / 3 07 15 75
Green organic waste bin
And the environment will thank you
•
Kitchen waste (vegetable and fruit waste – including
tropical fruits and eggshells, coffee and tea filters, tea
bags with contents, vegetable food waste)
Soiled paper, paper bags, wrapping paper,
kitchen towels, paper tissues
Small amounts of plant waste from the flat
or from the balcony
•
Sausage, cheese, meat, fish and bones
(of fish and meat)
Cigarette butts and boxes
Vacuum cleaner bags
Nappies
Wallpaper scraps
Ashes, soot or oil black
Leather and textiles
Animal excrement
Construction timber
= recycling yard
The city provides
paper organic
waste bags for
collecting the
organic waste in the house
and storing it in the organic waste bin.
The bags are available free of charge
at retail outlets.
DO NOT put the following
in the green organic bin:
Black residual waste bin
Separate correctly and save a lot
of money.
•
Waste that cannot be placed in the yellow bag
or bin, the blue paper bin or the green organic
waste bin belongs in the black residual waste bin.
If the bin is repeatedly filled incorrectly, additional
bins must be purchased for a fee
.
In addition, you can purchase municipal waste
sacks in shops or from the City of Nuremberg,
which may be placed next to the residual waste bin.
These must be tightly closed; otherwise they attract
rats and vermin
.
Apart from the municipal waste sacks, no other
boxes, plastic bags or similar placed next to the
residual waste bin will be taken away by the
waste collectors.
Keep access
clear for refuse
collection to avoid
additional
costs.
Bins
Annual charge
60l
€ 140.40
12
0l
€ 280.80
24
0l
€ 561.60
770l
€ 1,801.80
1100l
€ 2,574.00
Waste sack
1 pc.
60l
€ 4.25
Fees
(as of May 2021)
for residual waste containers
of the City of Nuremberg
for residual waste sacks
of the City of Nuremberg:
The volume of the bins is calculated on the basis
of the number of persons in the housing complex
.
Fees: https://www.nuernberg.de/internet/
abfallwirtschaft/gebuehren.html#5
Bottle bank
Bottles & jars
•
Empty bottles and jars (including those with the
green dot) for which no deposit has been paid
Jam jars, juice bottles, bottles
for cooking oil, vinegar, sauces
Disposable wine bottles etc.
•
Ceramic shards (e.g. of tiles or porcelain)
Porcelain shards and fire-proof glass (Jena glass,
oven door glass etc.)
Mirrors and wired glass = recycling yard
Sheet glass (e.g. window glass) and laminated glass
(car windscreens) = recycling yard
Screw caps of jars and crown caps
Light bulbs and fluorescent tubes = recycling yard
REMOVE ALL SCREW CAPS
BEFOREHAND AND THROW THEM IN
THE RESIDUAL WASTE/YELLOW BIN!
If the bottle banks are over-filled
or there is a lot of litter pollution at
the site, you can contact Friedrich
Hofmann Betriebsgesellschaft
mbH & Co.KG directly.
Tel.: 0800 / 1 00 43 37 (free of charge).
DO NOT put
the following
in the bottle
bank:
Hazardous waste
Hazardous waste poses a great danger to humans, animals
and the environment
.
Hazardous
waste
is
toxic,
flammable
and
can
cause
undesirable
chemical
reactions.
It
must
therefore
be
disposed
of
properly
at
the
toxic
waste
mobile
of
the
City
of Nuremberg.
A list of all hazardous waste
as well as the dates and locations
of the toxic waste mobile
can be found here.
Tel.
: 0911 / 2 31 40 97
Hazardous waste
that is disposed of differently:
•
Waste oil from motor vehicles = return in the store
Batteries with recycling symbol = return in the store
Vegetable fat and oils = recycling yard
Medications = pharmacy or toxic waste mobile
• Asbestos = landfill site
• Aerosol cans for setting lotions, cream etc. = yellow bag
• Fire extinguishers = specialist companies
• Toner containers from photocopiers and printers = residual waste
• Electrical equipment = recycling yard
• Emulsion paint = residual waste
• Light bulbs = residual waste
• Energy-saving lamps = recycling yard
Electrical waste & bulky waste
Each household can have bulky
waste collected free of charge once
a year
.
You can apply for bulky waste
disposal online here:
Or by telephone at:
0911 / 2 31 25 93
•
Hazardous waste = toxic waste mobile
Construction waste = small quantities to the
recycling yard
• Old car tyres = back to the dealer or the recycling yard
• Waste paper and glass
• Bags, boxes, tools and cardboard boxes containing
small rubbish
Have them
collected free
of charge
once a
year!
The following does NOT
belong in the
bulky waste:
•
Bed frames, sofas, mattresses
Bicycles, prams
• Chests, suitcases
• Chests of drawers, arm chairs, shelves, cupboards,
chairs, tables
• Consumer electronic devices
• Small office and household appliances
• “White goods” e.g. fridges, tumble dryers
You can find an
overview of the
locations here:
Small
electrical
items
(e.g.
kettles,
irons,
etc.)
can
also
be
disposed
of
by
the
tenant
in
e-bins
(e.g.
in
our
Customer
Centres)
.
Important:
tenants
must
apply
for
a
bulky
waste
appointment
on
their
own
responsibility
or
drive
their
bulky
waste
to
the
recycling
yard
themselves
and
dispose
of
it
properly.
It
is
forbidden
to
leave
bulky
waste
at
the
refuse
site.
Any
costs
for
special
collection
will
be
borne
by
the
entire
house
community
if
the
polluter
is
unknown.
Therefore,
if
you
can
provide
information
about
the
person
responsible
for
illegally
deposited
bulky
waste,
please report this in writing to your Customer Centre.
The recycling yards offer another option for a clear out:
CENTRE
Am
Pferdemarkt 23
Tel.: 0911 / 8 01 38 04
NORTH
Haeber
leinstr. 7
Tel.: 0
911 / 36 76 05
EAST
Kallmünze
r Str. 12
Tel
.: 0
911
/ 40 31 20
FIS
CHBACH
Dickensst
r. 3
Tel.:
0911 / 83 21 38
KATZWANG
Strawinskystr. 39
Tel.:
09122 / 7 3
1 73
BOXDORF
Würzbur
ger St
r. 17
Tel
.: 0911 / 3 07 15 75
Yellow bin
Packaging with the
green dot
Blue paper bin
(Almost) everything made
of paper & cardboard
•
Plastics (e.g. yoghurt pots, foils)
Foamed packaging made from polystyrene
(e.g. bowls for packaged fruit or vegetables)
• Blown containers (e.g. fabric softener bottles)
• Composite materials/drinks cartons (a mixture
of the materials paper, plastics and aluminium,
e.g. for apple juice or UHT milk)
• Aluminium (screw caps from jars, cheese packaging
made from foil or yoghurt pot lids)
• Tin (food cans, aerosol cans, the latter without
poisonous contents)
•
Unsoiled paper and cardboard packaging
(e.g. paper bags, cheese boxes, cigarette boxes
(without cling film), soap boxes, washing powder
boxes without plastic handles, etc.)
Newspapers, glossy magazines, journals
Letters, advertising brochures, circulars
Catalogues (if they are not taken back)
Books, diaries (without plastic binding)
Waste paper (writing paper, forms)
•
Plastics that do not serve as packaging
(coat hangers, toys, foam goods such as cushions,
paper tissues, kitchen towels, nappies, music/ video
cassettes)
Organic waste
Glass, even if it carries the green dot, belongs in the
bottle bank
Paper and cardboard packaging, even if they are
marked with the green dot, still belong in the waste
paper container
Cans and aerosol cans with toxic contents, such as
varnish and paint (they must be treated as hazardous
waste)
•
Beverage cartons
(milk and juice cartons and other containers
coated with aluminium and plastic)
Carbon paper
Wallpaper scraps
Disposable nappies and sanitary towels
Telephone books
(these are taken back by the postal service)
•
Used tissues and serviettes
Please empty the waste directly into
the bin without bin liners! This will
save you a lot of space in the bin and
a lot of money on your waste bill!
DO NOT put the following
in the yellow bag
or the yellow bin:
DO NOT put the following
in the blue paper bin:
FIRST BREAK DOWN
INTO SMALLER
PIECES, THEN PUT
IT IN!
Green organic waste bin
And the environment will thank you
Black residual waste bin
Separate correctly and save a lot
of money.
•
Kitchen waste (vegetable and fruit waste – including
tropical fruits and eggshells, coffee and tea filters,
tea bags with contents, vegetable food waste)
Soiled paper, paper bags, wrapping paper,
kitchen towels, paper tissues
Small amounts of plant waste from the flat
or from the balcony
•
Waste that cannot be placed in the yellow bag
or bin, the blue paper bin or the green organic
waste bin belongs in the black residual waste
bin. If the bin is repeatedly filled incorrectly,
additional bins must be purchased for a fee.
In addition, you can purchase municipal waste
sacks in shops or from the City of Nuremberg,
which may be placed next to the residual waste bin.
These must be tightly closed; otherwise they attract
rats and vermin
.
Apart from the municipal waste sacks, no other
boxes, plastic bags or similar placed next to the
residual waste bin will be taken away by the
waste collectors.
•
Sausage, cheese, meat, fish and bones
(of fish and meat)
Cigarette butts and boxes
Vacuum cleaner bags
Nappies
Wallpaper scraps
Ashes, soot or oil black
Leather and textiles
Animal excrement
Construction timber = recycling yard
Keep access
clear for refuse
collection to avoid
additional
costs.
The city provides
paper organic
waste bags for
collecting the
organic waste in the house
and storing it in the organic waste bin.
The bags are available free of charge
at retail outlets.
DO NOT put the following
in the green organic bin:
Bins
Annual charge
60l
€ 140.40
12
0l
€ 280.80
24
0l
€ 561.60
770l
€ 1,801.80
1100l
€ 2,574.00
Waste sack
1 pc.
60l
€ 4.25
Fees
(as of May 2021)
for residual waste containers
of the City of Nuremberg
for residual waste sacks
of the City of Nuremberg:
The volume of the bins is calculated on the basis
of the number of persons in the housing complex
.
Fees: https://www.nuernberg.de/internet/
abfallwirtschaft/gebuehren.html#5
Bottle bank
Bottles & jars
•
Empty bottles and jars (including those with the
green dot) for which no deposit has been paid
Jam jars, juice bottles, bottles
for cooking oil, vinegar, sauces
Disposable wine bottles etc.
•
Ceramic shards (e.g. of tiles or porcelain)
Porcelain shards and fire-proof glass (Jena glass,
oven door glass etc.)
Mirrors and wired glass = recycling yard
Sheet glass (e.g. window glass) and laminated glass
(car windscreens) = recycling yard
Screw caps of jars and crown caps
Light bulbs and fluorescent tubes = recycling yard
REMOVE ALL SCREW CAPS
BEFOREHAND AND THROW THEM IN
THE RESIDUAL WASTE/YELLOW BIN!
If the bottle banks are over-filled
or there is a lot of litter pollution at
the site, you can contact Friedrich
Hofmann Betriebsgesellschaft
mbH & Co.KG directly.
Tel.: 0800 / 1 00 43 37 (free of charge).
DO NOT put
the following
in the bottle
bank:
Hazardous waste
Hazardous waste poses a great danger to humans, animals
and the environment
.
Hazardous
waste
is
toxic,
flammable
and
can
cause
undesirable
chemical
reactions.
It
must
therefore
be
disposed
of
properly
at
the
toxic
waste
mobile
of
the
City
of Nuremberg.
A list of all hazardous waste
as well as the dates and locations
of the toxic waste mobile
can be found here.
Tel.
: 0911 / 2 31 40 97
Hazardous waste
that is disposed of differently:
•
Waste oil from motor vehicles = return in the store
Batteries with recycling symbol = return in the store
Vegetable fat and oils = recycling yard
Medications = pharmacy or toxic waste mobile
• Asbestos = landfill site
• Aerosol cans for setting lotions, cream etc. = yellow bag
• Fire extinguishers = specialist companies
• Toner containers from photocopiers and printers
= residual waste
• Electrical equipment = recycling yard
• Emulsion paint = residual waste
• Light bulbs = residual waste
• Energy-saving lamps = recycling yard
Electrical waste & bulky waste
Each household can have bulky
waste collected free of charge once
a year
.
You can apply for bulky waste
disposal online here:
Or by telephone at:
0911 / 2 31 25 93
•
Hazardous waste = toxic waste mobile
Construction waste = small quantities to the
recycling yard
• Old car tyres = back to the dealer or the recycling yard
• Waste paper and glass
• Bags, boxes, tools and cardboard boxes containing
small rubbish
Have them
collected free
of charge
once a
year!
The following does NOT
belong in the
bulky waste:
•
Bed frames, sofas, mattresses
Bicycles, prams
• Chests, suitcases
• Chests of drawers, arm chairs, shelves, cupboards,
chairs, tables
• Consumer electronic devices
• Small office and household appliances
• “White goods” e.g. fridges, tumble dryers
You can find an
overview of the
locations here:
Small
electrical
items
(e.g.
kettles,
irons,
etc.)
can
also
be
disposed
of
by
the
tenant
in
e-bins
(e.g.
in
our
Customer
Centres)
.
Important:
tenants
must
apply
for
a
bulky
waste
appointment
on
their
own
responsibility
or
drive
their
bulky
waste
to
the
recycling
yard
themselves
and
dispose
of
it
properly.
It
is
forbidden
to
leave
bulky
waste
at
the
refuse
site.
Any
costs
for
special
collection
will
be
borne
by
the
entire
house
community
if
the
polluter
is
unknown.
Therefore,
if
you
can
provide
information
about
the
person
responsible
for
illegally
deposited
bulky
waste,
please report this in writing to your Customer Centre.
The recycling yards offer another option for a clear out:
CENTRE
Am
Pferdemarkt 23
Tel.: 0911 / 8 01 38 04
NORTH
Haeber
leinstr. 7
Tel.: 0
911 / 36 76 05
EAST
Kallmünze
r Str. 12
Tel
.: 0
911
/ 40 31 20
FIS
CHBACH
Dickensst
r. 3
Tel.:
0911 / 83 21 38
KATZWANG
Strawinskystr. 39
Tel.:
09122 / 7 3
1 73
BOXDORF
Würzbur
ger St
r. 17
Tel
.: 0911 / 3 07 15 75
