What types of waste are not covered by the duty of care?
The duty of care applies to controlled waste which includes household, commercial and industrial waste. Waste types that are not covered by the duty of care include: • radioactive materials • some animal by-products • explosive waste. These wastes are all covered by other regulations. You must still use authorised carriers and sites to transport and dispose of them. For further information see our guidance on radioactive substances and wastes and animal by-products and food waste.
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