{"ttitle": "Regulations on Organic Waste in Spain", "description": "At Biomket, we promote organic waste management that complies with current legislation. These are the two key regulations that govern how waste must be managed and transported in Spain.", "key_regulations": {"items": [{"title": "Law 7/2022, on waste and contaminated soils for a circular economy"}, {"title": "Royal Decree 553/2020, on the transfer of waste", "richtext": "<p>See legal text</p>\n<p>This Royal Decree regulates the transfer of waste within Spanish territory, establishing a control and traceability system that ensures that waste is transported and managed correctly, without risks to health or the environment.</p>\n<p>Key aspects of the Decree:</p>\n<ol>\n<li><strong>Mandatory documentation:</strong>&nbsp;Each transfer must be accompanied by an identification document, which contains information about the type of waste, origin, destination, intended treatment, among others.</li>\n<li><strong>Prior notification (depending on the type of waste):</strong>&nbsp;In some cases, prior notification of the transfer must be sent to the competent authorities.</li>\n<li><strong>eSIR electronic platform:</strong>&nbsp;The entire procedure must be carried out through the eSIR system (Waste Information System), a mandatory digital platform for sending documentation between companies and administrations.</li>\n<li><strong>Application to non-hazardous waste:</strong>&nbsp;Although initially focused on hazardous waste, this decree also applies to non-hazardous organic waste if it is intended for recovery or disposal in another autonomous community.</li>\n<li><strong>Shared responsibility:</strong>&nbsp;All participants in the chain (producers, transporters, managers) must ensure compliance with regulations and keep documentation for at least 3 years.</li>\n</ol>\n<p>This standard is essential for any operator involved in the transport or treatment of organic waste within the national territory.</p>"}]}}