European Waste Catalogue
Mixed construction and demolition waste that cannot be split into single fractions is 17 09 04 — provided it contains no hazardous substances, otherwise 17 09 03. Mixed mineral rubble alone is 17 01 07.
Also searched as: mixed C&D waste, skip waste, demolition waste, building waste
Have a 17 09 04 stream? See the dossier that replaces the feasibility study.
See the validation dossier~400 Mt/year EU (C&D total); 17 01 accounts for ~50% · €5–25/tonne processed recycled aggregate
Primary buyers include Manufacture of concrete products for construction and Construction of roads and motorways.
Simulate this streamThe European Waste Catalogue codes waste by the process it arises from, not just the material. Pick the row that matches where your mixed construction waste is generated — each code links to its full classification, valorisation routes and receiving industries.
Mixed C&D waste (non-hazardous)
Mixed construction and demolition wastes
Mixed C&D waste containing hazardous substances
Other construction and demolition wastes containing dangerous substances
Mixed mineral rubble only
Mixtures of concrete, bricks, tiles and ceramics other than those mentioned in 17 01 06*
Source: EUR-Lex Commission Decision 2000/532/EC — European Waste Catalogue
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Market context, buyer industries and valorisation routes for this stream.
Mixed Construction Waste
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