Next Conference: 8 October 2010, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
"Modern Waste Management:
Key to a Sustainable Use of Resources"
Programme available here
Register here

Former Conference:
19 September 2008, Paris, France
Press Release - Presentations available here

FEAD Workshop on the Implementation of the Landfill Directive - 22 October 2010

The programme of the workshop and more detailed information will be uploaded during the next weeks

FEAD visit to Attero composting and digestion plant in Venlo - 26 February 2010

More info here

IFAT ENTSORGA, 13 -17 September 2010, Munich, Germany

Trade Fair for Water, Sewage, Waste and Raw Materials Management

ECOMONDO - 3-6 November 2010, Rimini - Italy

14th International Trade Fair of Material & Energy Recovery and Sustainable Development

FEAD Memorandum 2009-2014

Priorities of the European waste management industry
Download FEAD Memorandum in English, in German, in Italian, in French

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FEAD is the European organisation which represents the EU's waste management industry. Our members are national associations of waste management and environmental services, whose members are private and/or public waste management companies. These are active in all forms of waste management, giving FEAD an overview of the various management options and how they are adaptable to different situations and localities.

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FEAD is the European Federation representing the European waste management industry. Its members are national waste management associations, with an approximate 60% share in the household waste market and handling more than 75% of industrial and commercial waste in Europe (with a collective annual turnover of approximately € 54 billion). FEAD has 19 members from 19 EU Member States. FEAD represents about 3 000 companies with activities in all forms of waste management. These companies employ over 295 000 people who operate around 1800 recycling and sorting centres, 1100 composting sites, 260 waste-to-energy plants and 1100 controlled landfills and play an important role in the determination of the best environmental option for waste management problems.