Green-listing certain waste for the purposes of shipments to recovery between Member States

Rete 14 Luglio supports the Commission's objective of resolving the legal uncertainty affecting mixtures of textiles, footwear and clothing accessories. We cannot, however, support the draft as currently proposed. As drafted, the new entry green-lists these mixtures only when destined for recycling, leaving shipments to sorting and preparation-for-reuse facilities under prior written notification and consent.

TESS GEIE is a European network of social economy enterprises in textile collection, sorting, and reuse. Together, our members handle annually more than 100,000 tonnes of clothing, household linen, shoes and leather goods across Belgium, France, Italy, and Spain. TESS GEIE supports the Commissions objective of resolving the current legal uncertainty around mixtures of textiles, footwear and clothing accessories.

The ANIVEC Associação Nacional das Industrias de Vestuário, Confeção e Moda de Portugal (National Association of Clothing, Confection and Mode Industries of Portugal) hereby gives its opinion on the draft Delegated Regulation amending Annexes III, IIIA, IIIB and IV to Regulation (EU) 2024/1157.

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BDE Position on the extension of the Green List for intra-EU waste shipments The BDE – Federation of the German Waste, Water and Circular Economy Industry – represents companies active across the waste management and recycling sector in Germany. BDE strongly welcomes the proposed extension of the Green List for waste shipments within the European Union.

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On behalf of the Danish Energy Agency, we would like to thank the European Commission for its extensive work and efforts in developing and preparing these legal acts. Please find attached comments on the draft delegated regulations + annex concerning the classification of green-listed waste under Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 on shipments of waste.

BASF welcomes the European Commissions proposed delegated acts under the EU Waste Shipment Regulation, particularly the introduction of new green-listed categories for certain non-hazardous waste streams, including Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment (WEEE) and WEEE-derived fractions, selected textile and footwear waste mixtures, and mattresses.

The Spanish Federation of Recovery and Recycling (FER) welcomes the Commissions initiative to update the green-listing framework under Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 and to facilitate shipments of non-hazardous waste for recovery between Member States. Nevertheless, in several areas the draft appears to narrow the practical scope of green-listed shipments rather than harmonise and facilitate them.

EERA welcomes the Commission initiative to list non-battery containing Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment and related recyclates as green listed for the purposes of the Waste Shipments Regulation, recognising the need to remove barriers to the free movement of WEEE for recycling within the internal market.

We welcome the European Commission’s initiative to facilitate the cross-border movement of non-hazardous mixtures of wastes from textiles, footwear and accessories within the EU. The proposal can make an important contribution to promoting the circular economy. At the same time, we consider that some aspects should be further clarified. 1. Extension to sorting, reuse and recovery.

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FEDERREC strongly supports the Commission’s proposal to maintain the possibility for non-hazardous WEEE to circulate under the information procedure within the European Union and the creation of BEU07 and BEU11 codes, which both provide the necessary fluidity for these intra-Community cross-border movements.

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RE&UP Technologies Holding BV (RE&UP), a next-generation circular tech-scale up developing industrial-scale textile-to-textile(T2T) recycling solutions based in the Netherlands, welcomes the Commissions proposal to add a new category covering mixtures of wastes classified under entry B3030 and footwear, hats, belts or other accessories to Annex IIIA of the Waste Shipment Regulation (WSR) and supports the proposed…

The European Composites Industry Association (EuCIA) and its members, strongly welcomes the European Commissions draft delegated act and, in particular, the proposed inclusion of non-hazardous fibre-reinforced polymer composite waste under the new Annex IIIB entry BEU06 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 on shipments of waste. Advancing composites circularity is a core priority for EuCIA.

In the annexed PDF paper, ETIRA, representing European used cartridge remanufacturers, submits its comments on the initiative: Green-listing certain waste for the purposes of shipments to recovery between Member States . See this enclosed paper for our full detailed viewpoint.

Please find attached the comments from the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Climate and Environmental Protection, Regions and Water Management on the draft Delegated Regulation amending Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards wastes and mixtures of wastes listed in Annex III, Annex IIIA, Annex IIIB, and Annex IV.

TECH-FAB Europe, the European association of technical textiles producers, and its members strongly welcome the European Commissions draft delegated act, particularly the proposed inclusion of non-hazardous fibre-reinforced polymer composite waste under the new Annex IIIB entry BEU06 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 on shipments of waste.

FEAD, the European Waste Management Association, representing the private waste and resource management industry across Europe, welcomes the Commission´s initiative for green-listing WEEE and other waste streams. Technical comments are made to individual entries in the file attached.

EUROFER input Public consultation on Green-listing certain waste for the purposes of shipments to recovery between Member States Date and time: 11 September 2026 EUROFER supports the objectives of the proposed Delegated Act on green-listing certain waste for the purposes of shipments for recovery between Member States.

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The T2T Alliance welcomes and accepts the proposed changes in the publication of the Commission's draft Delegated Regulation on green-listing certain waste for shipments to recovery between Member States and the opportunity to provide feedback to this initiative.

EUREFAS welcomes the Commissions initiative to harmonize green-listed waste classifications, ahead of the CEA, anchoring the Competitiveness Compass and Clean Industrial Deal. However, the proposed classification directly contradicts these headline objectives. Instead of fostering an integrated Single Market, it creates an unworkable barrier for reuse, the highest tier of the EU waste hierarchy.

We welcome the European Commissions draft Amending Regulation on green-listing waste streams for recovery shipments between Member States under the Waste Shipment Regulation (WSR). This initiative is an important step toward creating a single market for waste, enabling predictable and efficient cross-border shipments and strengthening markets for secondary raw materials.

The European Resilient Flooring Manufacturers Institute (ERFMI) welcomes the proposed extension of the green list and strongly supports the Commissions objective of facilitating intra-EU shipments of non-hazardous waste for recycling.

NEVEON strongly supports the proposal to include dry-collected waste mattresses as entry BEU08 in Annex IIIB of Regulation (EU) 2024/1157. As a leading producer of polyurethane foams, including mattress foams, we have a direct interest in building a well-functioning circular economy for flexible polyurethane foam in Europe.

EURATEX, the European Apparel and Textile Industry Confederation, supports the objective of facilitating intra-EU shipments of separately collected textile waste for recovery. The proposed entry reflects collection practice and may reduce unnecessary administrative barriers, however: a. legal certainty is required regarding the continuing B3030 condition that textile waste must be prepared to a specification.

The Technology Industries of Finland welcomes the initiative to green-list certain waste and consider the proposed Delegated Regulation an important step towards a more proportionate and efficient framework for intra-EU shipments of waste destined for recovery.

Dear European Commission, Please find attached Ricohs feedback on the proposed BEU09 entry, focusing on manufacturer-managed closed-loop programmes and the treatment of printer cartridges. Thank you for considering our feedback. Yours sincerely, Ricoh Europe

Feedback: Green-listing certain waste for the purposes of shipments to recovery between Member States We welcome the proposed inclusion in Annex IIIA of mixtures of textile waste classified under entry B3030 with footwear, hats, belts and other accessories. This is an important step towards ensuring that the regulatory framework reflects the actual composition of separately collected textile waste streams.

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We welcome the European Commissions draft Amending Regulation on green-listing waste streams for recovery shipments between Member States under the Waste Shipment Regulation (WSR). This initiative is an important step toward creating a single market for waste, enabling predictable and efficient cross-border shipments and strengthening markets for secondary raw materials.

Solar Power Europe welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the draft act for the changes to the Waste Shipment Regulation regarding the green-listing of certain waste streams for the purpose of shipping for recovery within Member States.

The Rethink Plastic Alliance (RPA) is deeply concerned by the proposed expansion of green-listing waste streams with these draft Delegated Acts. RPA supports clear and harmonised rules that enable environmentally sound management (ESM) of waste and high-quality recycling.

The German Steel Association welcomes the Commissions initiative to facilitate the shipment of certain non-hazardous waste streams for recovery between Member States. The proposal is an important step towards reducing administrative barriers and advancing a genuine Single Market for secondary raw materials.

Recycling Europe welcomes the Commissions proposed delegated acts to facilitate intra-EU shipments of non-hazardous waste for recycling. The new green-list entries are an important step towards reducing unnecessary administrative burdens, improving legal certainty and supporting access to appropriate recycling capacity across the EU.

We welcome the Commission's draft delegated acts under the Waste Shipment Regulation and support the proposed new entries for non-hazardous WEEE and WEEE-derived fractions, selected textile waste mixtures, fibre-reinforced polymer composites and non-hazardous waste mattresses.

DI (Confederation of Danish Industry) represents more than 20.000 Danish companies across sectors. DI welcomes the Commission's initiative to facilitate the intra-EU shipment of non-hazardous waste destined for recycling and to strengthen the internal market for secondary raw materials.

MedTech Europe the European trade association for the medical technology industry, including in vitro diagnostics, medical devices, and digital health welcomes the opportunity to express its recommendations on the Commissions stakeholder consultation on the draft Delegated Act seeking to amend the green list of waste, pursuant to Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 on Waste Shipments.

The Austrian Federal Economic Chamber would like to thank you for the opportunity to comment on the draft delegated act. We welcome the European Commission’s objective to add certain non-hazardous wastes to the Green List of the EU Waste Shipment Regulation in order to facilitate and speed up their transport within the EU for recovery purposes.

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Overall, European Metals welcomes the proposed approach in the draft Delegated Act (DA) and related Annex on the green listing of certain non-hazardous waste, which amends Annexes III, IIIA, IIIB, and IV of the Waste Shipment Regulation (WSR).

Leonardo encourages the inclusion of the e-waste and Critical Raw Material in the green list of non-hazardous waste categories that be allowed to circulate in EU with less national authorisations. The circular value chains of electric and electronics materials and of Critical Raw Materials like metals for defence (see CRM4Defence Project…

Vattenfall welcomes the opportunity to share our views on the European Commissions draft Delegated Act Green-listing certain waste for the purposes of shipments to recovery between Member States. Vattenfall is committed to transforming to a more circular business.

The Federation of the European Sporting Goods Industry (FESI) strongly support the Commissions proposal to facilitate intra-EU shipments of textile waste mixed with footwear for sorting and recycling. The proposal represents an important step forward in expanding textile recovery operations. However, footwear also needs a standalone green-list route that reflects its inherently multi-material composition.

Please find attached EPRO feedback to the consultation. Key feedback points: 1.We support the inclusion in Annex IIIA of mixtures and wastes classified under entry B3030 and footwear, hats, belts, or other accessories. 2.We call for the inclusion of agricultural plastics included in Annex IIIB. This should be limited to waste shipments within the Union.

We thank the European Commission for the opportunity to contribute to this public consultation and welcome the proposals inclusion of a new entry in Annex IIIA of Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 to allow intraEU shipments of mixtures of B3030 textile waste with footwear and accessories (hats, belts, etc.). We consider this change will facilitate shipments and support better management of these waste streams.

Omatt is a Norwegian association representing non-profit and social economy actors working with the collection, sorting, reuse and second-hand distribution of textiles and other reusable goods. Our members have extensive practical experience with separate collection systems, professional sorting and cross-border textile flows.

ESPP (European Sustainable Phosphorus Platform) regrets that the proposed text addresses only certain technical wastes, and not organic wastes, nutrients and fertilisers. . This is regrettable given the current EU fertilisers supply and price crisis (resulting from Russias was on Ukraine and now the Hormuz Strait crisis), impacts on farmers incomes and on food security, and the emphasis on developing nutrient…

Katowice, 14 September 2026 IGMNiR position for the European Commission's public consultation on the draft Delegated Regulations amending and supplementing Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 as regards the green-listing of certain waste for shipments to recovery between Member States (Initiative 14712). Position in brief: IGMNiR supports the direction of both draft acts.

The Association of Waste- and Biomass-Derived Fuel Producers supports the direction of changes aimed at expanding the list of non-hazardous wastes that may be shipped within the EU under the general information requirements of Article 18 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 (WSR).

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Glass Fibre Europe welcomes the European Commission's proposal to add fibre-reinforced polymer composite, such as glass fibre embedded in polymer resins waste to Annex IIIB of the Waste Shipment Regulation. The composites value chain has long advocated for dedicated waste shipment code(s) and a green-list entry as key enablers for improving the circularity of fibre-reinforced composite materials.

On behalf of the Circular Economy and Recycling Cluster i would like to submmit our position on the draft Commission Delegated Regulation amending Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 as regards wastes and mixtures of wastes listed in Annexes III, IIIA, IIIB and IV Green-listing certain waste for the purposes of shipments to recovery between Member States Draft Ares(2026)7981401 | 15 September 2026

The European flat glass industry welcomes the European Commissions draft delegated act implementing the Waste Shipment Regulation and its approach to the green-listing of waste destined for recovery within the EU.

RWE welcomes the European Commissions proposal to facilitate intra-EU shipments of fibre-reinforced composite material waste and permanent magnets from end-of-life or decommissioned wind turbines. The proposal supports RWEs circular economy ambitions, including its commitment to achieve no blades to landfill in Europe.

Circulose, Swedish textile-to-textile recycling pioneer and the operator of the worlds first commercial-scale chemical cotton recycling plant, welcomes the publication of the Commission's draft Delegated Regulation on green-listing certain waste for shipments to recovery between Member States and the opportunity to provide feedback to this initiative.

The Federation of German Industries (BDI) is grateful for the opportunity to comment on the draft delegated act. The BDI welcomes the European Commission’s objective of including certain non-hazardous waste in the Green List of the EU Waste Shipment Regulation in order to facilitate and speed up its transport within the EU for recovery purposes.

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The Swedish Recycling Industries welcomes the Commission's draft delegated acts aimed at facilitating shipments of non-hazardous waste for recycling between Member States. The proposed additions to the green list represent an important step towards a better functioning Single Market for recycled materials and respond to several of the issues raised by both the Swedish Recycling Industries and Recycling Europe in the…

VinylPlus, representing the European PVC Value Chain, requests a targeted correction to Annex III, Part I, entry EU3011 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1157. PVC is not fluorinated polymer. The current drafting nevertheless places PVC under the indent for "fluorinated polymers" and, as a result, subjects PVC to footnote 7 ("Post-consumer wastes are excluded").

ICA Europe welcomes the European Commissions initiative to facilitate shipments of certain non-hazardous waste, particularly non-hazardous electrical and electronic waste destined for recycling within the EU. We support the overall direction of the draft Delegated Regulation amending Annexes III, IIIA, IIIB and IV of Regulation (EU) 2024/1157.

Groupe SEB welcomes the Commissions proposal to extend the green-list regime to additional non-hazardous waste streams and facilitate their shipment for recycling within the European Union. Groupe SEB, a manufacturer of cookware and small domestic equipment, operates collection schemes for end-of-life cookware and seeks to develop these initiatives at European level.

Full DIGITALEUROPE's feedback attached. "DIGITALEUROPE welcomes the Commissions draft delegated regulation amending Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 as regards wastes and mixtures of wastes listed in Annex III, Annex IIIA, Annex IIIB and Annex IV. We strongly support the proposed introduction of BEU09 for certain non-hazardous electrical and electronic waste and BEU10 for permanent magnets.

For the glass and glass recycling industry, the draft fulfils the objective of facilitating intra-EU shipments of glass waste for recycling and contributes to the development of a more harmonised market for secondary raw materials. We view the newly proposed 10% contamination threshold for entry B2020 positively.

September 2026 Tyres Europe contribution to the call for evidence on additional green-listed waste under the Waste Shipment Regulation Tyres Europe asks the European Commission to clarify that: 1. Shredded waste pneumatic tyres should be considered equivalent to whole waste pneumatic tyres for shipment purposes and therefore covered by Basel entry B3140 when destined for recycling or recovery.

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TMResponsibility AB (TMR) is one of two officially approved producer responsibility organisations for packaging in Sweden. Active since 2005, TMR handles all packaging materials collected from both households and businesses including plastic, glass, paper and cardboard, aluminium and steel, wood, and textiles and organises the resulting recycling and material flows on behalf of its member producers.

FERVER generally welcomes the European Commissions proposal to green-list glass waste (classified under entry B2020), provided that contamination from other waste types does not exceed 10% of the total consignment weight. However, we recommend introducing a distinction between connected and non-connected contaminants in the proposal.

This initiative implements the new Waste Shipments Regulation and complements the objectives of the future Circular Economy Act. It will consider certain waste as green-listed and may also introduce contamination thresholds so that other types of waste can be green-listed.

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We strongly support the European Commissions initiative to extend the Green List for suitable non-hazardous waste streams, particularly the proposed introduction of BEU09 in Annex IIIB to Regulation (EU) 2024/1157.

The Chamber of Engineers (CoE) welcomes the proposed amendments concerning the green-listing of additional waste streams for shipments for recovery between Member States. The proposal is particularly relevant to Malta, given the country's limited domestic recycling capacity and its structural reliance on the export of recyclable materials to specialised facilities in other Member States.

FEVE, the European Container Glass Federation, welcomes the European Commission's draft Delegated Regulation supplementing Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 on shipments of waste, and in particular its objective of ensuring a more harmonised approach to the classification of glass waste under entry B2020. Glass waste is currently listed in Annex III of the Waste Shipment Regulation as green-listed waste.

De provincies Noord-Holland en Zuid-Holland verwelkomen de uitwerking van eenvoudigere regels (green listing) voor het vervoer van bepaalde afvalstoffen tussen lidstaten, voor zover deze afvalstoffen nuttig worden toegepast. Een voorspelbaar en geharmoniseerd kader kan belemmeringen wegnemen voor circulaire bedrijven die secundaire grondstoffen hoogwaardig willen toepassen.

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GreenPak welcomes the European Commission's initiative to expand, where environmentally justified, the range of non-hazardous waste streams and mixtures that may be shipped between Member States for recovery under the general information requirements of Article 18 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1157, and to provide greater clarity through harmonised contamination thresholds and quality criteria.

The UP/VE and Epoxy Europe sector groups of Cefic, the European Chemical Industry Council (EU Transparency Register n° 64879142323-90), strongly welcome the European Commissions proposal to include non-hazardous fibre-reinforced polymer composite waste under the new Annex IIIB entry BEU06 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 on shipments of waste.

Policy Hub - Circularity for Apparel & Footwear welcomes and supports the proposed addition to Annex IIIA of mixtures of waste classified under B3030 with footwear, hats, belts or other accessories. The amendment would facilitate the movement of these waste streams between Member States for recycling under the Article 18 general information requirements, helping textile and footwear waste reach appropriate recycling…

Retailers and wholesalers welcome the European Commissions draft on green-listing waste streams for shipments for recovery between Member States, pursuant to the Waste Shipment Regulation (WSR). This initiative presents a significant opportunity to develop a true single market for waste, ensuring smooth and predictable shipments for recovery and thereby boosting markets for secondary raw materials.

The European Branded Clothing Association (EBCA) welcomes the inclusion of mixtures of textile products, footwear, and accessories on the green list of intra-EU shipments under the Waste Shipment Regulation (WSR). Streamlining the circulation of textile waste will ease waste management, reduce costs, and ensure that secondary raw materials can effectively reach recycling facilities.

Response to the Proposed Regulation on Green-listing certain waste for the purposes of shipments to recovery between Member States Fretex International AS (FI) appreciates the opportunity to provide comments on the proposed regulation concerning transboundary shipments of used textiles. We welcome the Commissions decision to invite stakeholders to contribute with their experience and perspectives to this process.

Høringssvar vedrørende green-listing af glasaffald B2020 På vegne af projektet Cirkularitet i autobranchen, som er medfinansieret af Den Europæisk Union, bakker vi op om EU-Kommissionens initiativ til at harmonisere reglerne for grænseoverskridende transport af glasaffald til genanvendelse. Projektet arbejder konkret med at øge genanvendelsen af materialer fra udtjente køretøjer.

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The EPMF supports the European Commissions draft delegated act amending the Waste Shipments Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 to facilitate intra-EU shipments of certain non-hazardous waste streams. Precious metals refiners and recyclers play an important role in recovering valuable materials from Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE), making efficient movement of these waste streams essential to Europes circular…

At Dansk Autogenbrug, The National Danish Association of Vehicle Car Recyclers we note with satisfaction that the EU Commission is proposing relaxations of EU Regulation 2024/1157, including amendments to Annex III of the regulation with regard to certain limits for the content of pollution (contamination from other materials) in waste transferred from one Member State to another.

Zařazení některého typu odpadu na zelený seznam pro účely přepravy mezi členskými státy k dalšímu využití Stanovisko HK ČR Hospodářská komora České republiky (HK ČR) obecně vítá předložený návrh a jeho snahu o zjednodušení přeshraniční přepravy odpadů určených k recyklaci a dalšímu využití a o podporu oběhového hospodářství a trhu s druhotnými surovinami.

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The Foreign Investors Council (FIC) represents major foreign investors operating in Romania and contributes to national and European policy discussions aimed at supporting a predictable and competitive business environment. FIC supports the European Commissions objective of facilitating intra-EU shipments of non-hazardous waste destined for recovery by expanding the green-listed waste regime.

Thank you for the opportunity to provide comments on the draft Delegated Regulation amending Annexes III, IIIA, IIIB and IV of Regulation (EU) 2024/1157. As a company operating in the WEEE sector in Germany, with regular shipments of e-waste to and from other EU Member States, we welcome the Commission's initiative and would like to share some practical observations based on our experience with cross-border…

REMHub thanks the European Commission for the opportunity to comment on the draft Delegated Regulation amending Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 on waste shipments. REMHub (Rare Earth and Magnets Hub for a Resilient Europe) is a Horizon Europe project covering the entire rare earth element and permanent magnet value chain, from primary production and processing to recycling, reuse, refurbishment, magnet recovery and…

The European Remanufacturing Council represents businesses and organisations taking back used products, often those they have themselves designed and manufactured, for remanufacture or refurbishment. These products are then placed back on the market. In the case of remanufactured products, they do so as fully upgraded, recertified and new.

Covestro strongly supports the proposal to include dry-collected waste mattresses as entry BEU08 in Annex IIIB of Regulation (EU) 2024/1157. As a leading producer of polyurethane raw materials a key component of mattress foam we have a direct interest in a functioning circular economy for flexible polyurethane foam in Europe. 1.

The General Soft Drinks Co. Ltd. (GSD) welcomes the European Commission's initiative to facilitate the movement of suitable non-hazardous waste for recycling between EU Member States. GSD transfers its recyclable waste streams, including packaging waste, glass, metals and WEEE, to authorised waste management schemes and operators in Malta and does not directly arrange cross-border shipments of these wastes.

We strongly support the European Commissions objective of facilitatin the shipment of waste within the European Union for the purpose of recycling and recovery. In particular, we welcome the Commissions efforts to clarify and expand the categories of waste eligible for simplified procedures under the green-list framework, as well as the introduction of harmonised criteria for waste classification.

The Bundesverband der Deutschen Gießerei-Industrie e.V. supports the Commission’s objective of simplifying shipments of waste for recycling within the EU by clarifying and expanding the green list waste categories. This can reduce administrative burden while supporting a stronger single market for secondary raw materials. We advocate for the transfer of foundry sand from the yellow to the green list.

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On behalf of Assovetro, the National Association of Glass Manufacturers, we would like to highlight two critical concerns raised by the sector regarding the public consultation in question: Glass contamination threshold (Entry B2020): The EU proposal sets a maximum limit of 10 % for foreign fractions within the “green list”.

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On behalf of European Aluminium, the industry association representing the full aluminium value chain in Europe we would like to state the following. The Green List is undoubtedly one of the EUs most powerful tools for promoting harmonisation across Member States.

WindEurope welcomes the European Commissions proposal to amend the Waste Shipment Regulation (WSR) to facilitate shipments between Member States of both fibre-reinforced composite material waste and permanent magnets from end-of-life or decommissioned wind turbines.

The European Heating Industry (EHI) represents the interests of the European heating sector, covering technologies including heat pumps, boilers and other heating and hot water solutions. As manufacturers of electrical and electronic equipment, the European heating industry welcomes the Commissions Draft Delegated Act, which would permanently green-list certain shipments of WEEE within the EU.

We support the Commissions objective to simplify intra-EU waste shipments for recycling by clarifying and extending green-listed waste categories and by introducing harmonised classification criteria. This can reduce administrative burden while supporting a stronger Single Market for secondary raw materials.

The European members of Humana People to People support amending Annex IIIA of the WSR to include "Mixtures of textile waste classified under entry B3030 and mixed with footwear, hats, belts and other accessories". We further note that the scope should be extended to include household textiles.

European Boating Industry (EBI) strongly welcomes the European Commissions draft delegated act and, in particular, the proposed inclusion in Annex IIIB of a new code green-listing composite material waste. This represents a major step forward and directly reflects one of the principal recommendations made by EBI and the wider European composite value chain.

PV CYCLE welcomes this revision of Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 but believes whole waste photovoltaic (PV) panels should also be green-listed for shipments between Member States. As drafted, whole and untreated PV panels waste fall outside BEU09 and would be under EU49, i.e. notification, from 1 January 2027. PV panels are one of the fastest-growing WEEE streams and the one most dependent on cross-border movement.

The Danish Chamber of Commerce thanks the European Commission for the opportunity to provide comments on the draft delegated regulations concerning the classification of green-listed waste under Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 on shipments of waste. See consultation response attached

SOLAR MATERIALS welcomes the publication of the Commissions draft Delegated Regulation as regards wastes and mixtures of wastes listed in Annex III, Annex IIIA, Annex IIIB, and Annex IV, under the revised Waste Shipments Regulation (WSR).

Entry BEU07 "Waste consisting mainly of aluminium, steel, or both, derived from building, construction and demolition activities, including door frames, window frames, curtain walls and other framing profiles, and which may contain minimal amounts of coating, plastic, rubber and other materials or other metal components provided that the aluminium or steel remains the dominant recoverable fraction.

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Fecc welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the Commissions initiative on green-listing certain waste for shipments to recovery between Member States. Fecc supports facilitating cross-border shipments of waste destined for recovery and strengthening the EU internal market for secondary raw materials.

Green listing of clean post-industrial high-performance thermoplastic production waste Convena Polymers welcomes the Commissions initiative to extend green-listing for waste destined for recovery between Member States. We support reducing administrative burdens for non-hazardous waste streams with established recycling routes and secondary raw-material markets.

We welcome the inclusion of textile waste and mixtures in the Green List. It facilitates their cross-border shipment for recovery within the EU. This will allow clothing companies and their disposal partners to use suitable sorting and recycling capacity more efficiently across the EU and reduce administrative burdens and costs when shipping used textiles.

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Element 72 is developing a hydrometallurgical refinery for waste printed circuit boards ("boards") in the Klaipėda Free Economic Zone, Lithuania (first line 4,000 t/year, start-up 2029-2030), sourcing boards from dismantlers in several Member States. We declare that interest and support the draft, including BEU09, residual entry EU49 and the unchanged export controls. Three points: 1.

The proposed Delegated Regulation makes important progress by recognising additional WEEE fractions suitable for green-listing. However, a systemic gap remains in how Europe recognises and tracks the strategic material value contained within these waste streams.

Feedback on the draft act on the green-listing of certain waste The new Waste Shipments Regulation sets out digitalised procedures to facilitate and better track the shipments of waste within the EU. This should make it easier to ship waste for recycling within the EU.

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Greene Enterprise welcomes the Commissions proposal to extend the green-list regime to additional non-hazardous waste streams and supports its objective of facilitating shipments for recycling within the internal market.

Mattress recycling is a proven activity in Europe. Recyc Matelas operates 5 facilities (4 in France, 1 in Belgium) and recycled more than 32,000 tonnes of mattresses in 2025; other operators are also active on this waste stream in Europe. Recyc Matelas has developed and operated this treatment know-how for more than 15 years.

ContainerGrid GmbH (Munich) operates a neutral platform for industrial material circularity: take-back, sorting, recovery and shipment for 70+ paying B2B customers and 3,500+ connected recycling and dismantling facilities, with over 1M orders processed. One module handles cross-border shipment compliance under the WSR and the Basel Convention.

Dear Members of the European Commission, Valumat hereby wishes to formally express its support for the proposal to include dry-collected, non-hazardous waste mattresses destined for dismantling and recycling in Annex IIIB of the Waste Shipments Regulation (WSR) under the new entry BEU08. Valumat is the organisation that manages extended producer responsibility (EPR) for mattresses in Belgium.

There are only a few companies in the EU that are able to recycle PCBs (printed circuit boards) and related fractions to primary materials. Therefore, for e-waste to be fully recycled, it has involve transboundary movement in most cases, either to refiners in the EU, or export according to Basel notification process. Being able to deliver and sell green-listed waste: 1.

# Submission by the North Donegal Fishermens Group ## Draft Delegated Regulation implementing Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 ### Green-listing certain waste for the purposes of shipments to recovery between Member States **Submitted by:** North Donegal Fishermens Group (NDFG) **Region:** North Donegal, Ireland **Date:** August 2026 --- ## 1.