The European Union is changing its approach to waste shipments: instead of paper documents, waste movements will be digitally tracked through DIWASS.
The new system will make it possible to track the movement of waste, exchange data more quickly, and identify illegal shipments more effectively.
What are the benefits?
📲 digital tracking of shipment status;
⚡ less bureaucracy and fewer delays;
🔎 greater transparency and control;
🚫 stronger action against illegal waste trafficking;
♻️ further development of recycling and the secondary raw materials market.
For non-hazardous waste included in the “Green List,” a transitional period is предусмотрен: paper documents may continue to be used until 31 December 2026.
DIWASS is more than just a shift away from paper. The EU aims to turn waste into a secondary resource that can be tracked and controlled more transparently and returned to the economy.
From paper documents to a digital waste trail.
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