Digital Waste Tracking (Wales) Regulations 2026
Summary
The Welsh Government has made the Digital Waste Tracking (Wales) Regulations 2026 (WSI 2026/105), establishing a mandatory digital waste tracking system for Wales. The regulations require waste producers, carriers, and site operators to register and report waste movements through a digital tracking system. This new framework aims to improve transparency and traceability in waste management across Wales.
What changed
The Digital Waste Tracking (Wales) Regulations 2026 create a new mandatory digital reporting framework for waste tracking in Wales. The regulations establish requirements for registration on the digital tracking system, mandatory reporting of waste movements (including collection, transfer, and disposal), and record-keeping obligations for waste producers, carriers, and operators of waste sites. The scope covers various waste streams and establishes the technical requirements for system participation.
Waste management operators, producers of controlled waste, and carriers registered in Wales must ensure they are registered on the digital waste tracking system by the applicable deadline. Businesses should review their current waste documentation processes and integrate digital reporting into their compliance procedures. Penalties may apply for failure to comply with the tracking requirements.
What to do next
- Register on the digital waste tracking system by the applicable deadline
- Update internal waste documentation processes to integrate digital reporting
- Review and update waste carrier contracts to ensure compliance with new tracking requirements
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