Waste

Proper waste separation helps keep our municipality clean and livable. The less residual waste we incinerate, the more raw materials we can reuse. That is why we work with Diftar: you pay more for residual waste than for separated waste. Proper separation pays off!

The municipality is responsible for organizing and supervising waste collection and makes plans to reduce the amount of residual waste. Cure Afvalbeheer takes care of the practical implementation, such as waste collection, issuing passes and containers, answering questions, and handling complaints about waste collection.

Waste collection

In our municipality, we collect household waste separately. The municipality determines how this is done and monitors compliance with the rules. Cure Afvalbeheer is responsible for implementation: they collect the waste, manage the containers, and respond to questions and complaints about waste collection.

Waste calendar

You can see when your waste will be collected in the digital waste calendar. The digital calendar is always up to date.

Waste tax

Every municipality in the Netherlands collects household waste. You pay for this via the waste collection tax. In our municipality, this is also Sun.

Environment and thrift store

Some types of waste do not belong in your container. You can dispose of these safely and responsibly at the recycling center. Do you have items that are still usable? Don't throw them away. Take them to the thrift store.

Livability

Waste is part of everyday life. Cure Waste Management ensures that waste is collected and processed. But if waste is not presented or collected properly, it can affect how clean and pleasant our municipality feels. That is why we are working together with residents to create a clean and pleasant living environment in Geldrop-Mierlo.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions and answers regarding frequently asked questions about waste can be found on this page.

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