• Animal by-products 

  Registration or approval of establishments/plants that handle animal by-products or derived products.

• Approval of a biocidal product (application) 

  A person wishing to manufacture, sell or import a biocidal product must have the product approved by the Swedish Chemicals Agency.

• C-activities - Environmentally hazardous activities that are subject to notification 

  All activities that can have a negative impact on the environment are called environmentally hazardous. This could be, for example, emissions to air or water,...

• Chemical products  

  Permits for sale and private use of very hazardous chemical products.

• Dumping of waste at sea 

  The county administrative board processes applications for exemptions from the prohibition against dumping waste at sea.

• Handle refrigerants 

  Refrigerants are different types of substances used in aggregates, for example in refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners and heat pumps.

• Ionising radiation 

  Permits (licences) are required for all types of manufacturing and handling of radioactive substances and equipment that emit radiation, for example radiology...

• Manufacture and import chemical products in Sweden (notification) 

  If you professionally manufacture or import into Sweden chemical products in quantities greater than 100 kg/year, you are required to notify the Swedish...

• Permission of environmentally hazardous activities, B-activities 

  To start certain environmentally hazardous activities, you must first apply for a permit. It can also apply to changes to a business you are already running.

• Product authorisation of a plant protection product (application) 

  Those who wish to market a chemical plant protection product, or a plant protection product that contains microorganisms, for use in Sweden must have the...

• Vehicle scrappage 

  You must apply for authorisation to undertake vehicle scrapping.

• Waste - Transport 

  The notification of or application for a permit to transport waste.

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