What Waste Code
09 01 01*

EWC Code 09 01 01*: Wastes from the photographic industry, Wastes from the photographic industry, water-based developer and activator solutions

Also known as

Activator SolutionsDarkroom WasteDeveloper SolutionsDeveloper WasteFilm Processing WasteLiquid Photo WastePhoto Processing WastePhoto WastePhotographic ChemicalsWater Based DeveloperWater Developer

When this code is usually used

Use EWC code 09 01 01* when the waste stream matches this description in practice: water-based developer and activator solutions.This is an absolute hazardous entry, so there is no paired mirror code to review. Producers may also describe this waste as Activator Solutions, Darkroom Waste, Developer Solutions, Developer Waste.

Sites That Accept This Waste

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  • Mick George

    Mick George - St Ives

    Mick George Group is a leading UK provider of construction services, specialising in waste management, aggregate supply, earthworks, demolition, and plant hire.

    Hazardous wasteOffers collectionISO accredited
    Meadow Lane, St. Ives, PE27 4YQ
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Related Codes in This Subchapter

These sibling codes share the same 09 01 subchapter.

09 01 02*AHAbsolute Hazardous

water-based offset plate developer solutions

09 01 03*AHAbsolute Hazardous

solvent-based developer solutions

09 01 04*AHAbsolute Hazardous

fixer solutions

09 01 05*AHAbsolute Hazardous

bleach solutions and bleach fixer solutions

09 01 06*MHMirror HazardouseNote e. Note ‘e’: All aqueous liquid waste from on site-reclamation of silver is hazardous waste under 09 01 06* (if it contains silver) or 09 01 13* (if it does not). Note: The terms ‘containing’ or ‘free of’ referring to ‘silver or silver compounds’ is descriptive, and not related to hazardous property assessment. Knowledge of the silver in the waste is needed only to determine which non-hazardous entry is appropriate.

wastes containing silver from on-site treatment of photographic wastes

09 01 07ANAbsolute Non-HazardouseNote e. Note ‘e’: All aqueous liquid waste from on site-reclamation of silver is hazardous waste under 09 01 06* (if it contains silver) or 09 01 13* (if it does not). Note: The terms ‘containing’ or ‘free of’ referring to ‘silver or silver compounds’ is descriptive, and not related to hazardous property assessment. Knowledge of the silver in the waste is needed only to determine which non-hazardous entry is appropriate.

photographic film and paper containing silver or silver compounds

09 01 08ANAbsolute Non-HazardouseNote e. Note ‘e’: All aqueous liquid waste from on site-reclamation of silver is hazardous waste under 09 01 06* (if it contains silver) or 09 01 13* (if it does not). Note: The terms ‘containing’ or ‘free of’ referring to ‘silver or silver compounds’ is descriptive, and not related to hazardous property assessment. Knowledge of the silver in the waste is needed only to determine which non-hazardous entry is appropriate.

photographic film and paper free of silver or silver compounds

09 01 10ANAbsolute Non-Hazardous

single-use cameras without batteries

09 01 11*AHAbsolute Hazardous

single-use cameras containing batteries included in 16 06 01, 16 06 02 or 16 06 03

09 01 12ANAbsolute Non-Hazardous

single-use cameras containing batteries other than those mentioned in 09 01 11

09 01 13*AHAbsolute HazardouseNote e. Note ‘e’: All aqueous liquid waste from on site-reclamation of silver is hazardous waste under 09 01 06* (if it contains silver) or 09 01 13* (if it does not). Note: The terms ‘containing’ or ‘free of’ referring to ‘silver or silver compounds’ is descriptive, and not related to hazardous property assessment. Knowledge of the silver in the waste is needed only to determine which non-hazardous entry is appropriate.

aqueous liquid waste from on-site reclamation of silver other than those mentioned in 09 01 06

09 01 99MNMirror Non-HazardouseNote e. Note ‘e’: All aqueous liquid waste from on site-reclamation of silver is hazardous waste under 09 01 06* (if it contains silver) or 09 01 13* (if it does not). Note: The terms ‘containing’ or ‘free of’ referring to ‘silver or silver compounds’ is descriptive, and not related to hazardous property assessment. Knowledge of the silver in the waste is needed only to determine which non-hazardous entry is appropriate.

wastes not otherwise specified