Small cardboard boxes should be thrown into your household waste bin. In large quantities, soiled cardboard boxes must be deposited at the tip, especially when moving house. They must be emptied and folded.
For private individuals, access to tips in the CAP AZUR network is free of charge for up to 3 tons per year.
Find your voluntary drop-off point
Small cardboard boxes can be placed in yellow bags, bins, or selective sorting bins. In large quantities, cardboard boxes should be dropped off at a tip or Mobile Sorting Point, especially in the case of moving house. Boxes must be emptied and folded.
For private individuals, access to tips in the CAP AZUR network is free of charge for up to 3 tons per year. Deposits at the Mobile Sorting Centre are limited to 1 metre in length, 200 litres and 30 kg.
Consult the Mobile Sorting Centre calendar Find your voluntary drop-off point
To be thrown in your household waste bin.
ZERO WASTE – HANDY TIP: to reduce your waste production, you can shop for food without any packaging by taking your own shopping bags to the store.
Find your voluntary drop-off point
Return your used coffee capsules to the retailer, or throw them in your yellow bag, bin, or a selective sorting bin. .
ZERO WASTE – HANDY TIP: to reduce your waste production, you can shop for food without any packaging by taking your own shopping bags to the store.
Find your voluntary drop-off point
To be placed, emptied of its contents, in your yellow bag, bin, or a selective sorting bin.
ZERO WASTE – HANDY TIP: to reduce your waste production, you can drink tap water.
Find your voluntary drop-off point
