Methodology
Our goal is to provide an accurate picture of waste composition to help our clients elevate their waste management strategies, improve separate collection systems, and identify opportunities for recycling and energy recovery.
Our analysis process includes several key steps:
- Collecting representative waste samples based on a predefined sampling plan (tailored to the specific area or waste stream),
- Manually sorting waste through sieves of different sizes into categories such as biodegradable waste, paper and cardboard, plastics, glass, metals, textiles, and other materials,
- Measuring and weighing each category,
- Evaluating the results to determine the proportion of individual waste fractions and assess their recovery, composting, or energy production potential.
Applications of the Results
Clients use the results of morphological analysis to:
- Plan and optimize waste management systems,
- Evaluate the efficiency of separate waste collection programs,
- Develop municipal waste management plans,
- Assess recycling and resource recovery potential within circular economy initiatives.
The analysis also provides valuable insight into seasonal changes in waste composition and the impact of different waste sources – including households, industry, and public institutions – on the waste stream.
Why Choose Us?
Our team combines technical expertise, precise assessment methods, and extensive experience in waste management to deliver reliable, comparable results that support effective planning and decision-making.
If you need waste morphology analysis or would like more information about the methodology and its applications, feel free to contact us.







