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is currently being performed to identify this amount. According to VALORLUB, a<br />

collection percentage <strong>of</strong> almost 100% will probably be achievable. 305<br />

15.5.11 Animal and Vegetable Fats and Oils<br />

15.5.11.1 Environmental Benefits Prevention<br />

The MBO stipulates no specific actions with regard to prevention.<br />

15.5.11.2 Environmental Benefits Recycling<br />

The MBO obligates a collection percentage <strong>of</strong> at least 95% <strong>of</strong> collectable waste oil. In<br />

2007, a collection percentage <strong>of</strong> only 40% <strong>of</strong> collectable oil was achieved. Mainly the<br />

oil used by households seems ‘to get lost’. 306<br />

In 2007, about 28,000 tonnes <strong>of</strong> domestic oil was put on the market. It was analysed<br />

that about 76% <strong>of</strong> this oil generates waste oil. This would mean that about 21,000<br />

ton <strong>of</strong> domestic oil should have been collected. In reality, only 8,000 tonnes were<br />

collected! Surveys suggested that about 78% <strong>of</strong> the people claim to hand in their<br />

domestic oil. VALORFRIT will perform a new study to investigate the differences. 307<br />

In 2007, about 35,000 tonnes <strong>of</strong> commercial oil were put on the market. was<br />

Analysis suggested that about 60% <strong>of</strong> this oil generates waste oil. This would mean<br />

that about 21,000 ton <strong>of</strong> domestic oil should have been collected. In reality, 18,000<br />

tonnes were collected. 308<br />

As a collection percentage <strong>of</strong> 95% seems difficult to get to, the target will be reduced<br />

in the new VLAREA. An annex with the new target will soon be published.<br />

Due to the high residual value <strong>of</strong> waste animal and vegetable oil, 100% <strong>of</strong> the<br />

collected oil is recovered. In 2007, 63% was converted into biodiesel, 14% was<br />

recovered in plastics, industrial soap, lubricants, etc, and 19% was incinerated with<br />

energy recovery. 309 No targets for the different treatment options were stipulated in<br />

the MBO, since a LCA study performed by VITO showed no significant difference with<br />

regard to environmental performance. 310<br />

15.6 Implementation Costs<br />

The nature <strong>of</strong> the policy means that costs are to be carried by the producers subject<br />

to EPR. Costs can be split up into:<br />

305 Frank Vanderpooten, personal communication.<br />

306 Tom Smidts, VALORFRIT, personal communication.<br />

307 Tom Smidts, VALORFRIT, personal communication.<br />

308 Tom Smidts, VALORFRIT, personal communication.<br />

309 www.valorfrit.be<br />

310 K. Briffaerts, F. Sleeuwaert, I.Vanderreydt, K. Vrancken (2008) Vergelijkende levenscyclusanalyse<br />

van toepassingen van dierlijk vet en gebruikte frituurvetten en oliën (Comparative Life Cycle Analysis<br />

Of Uses Of Animal Fats And Used Frying Fats And Oils), Dutch, VITO, 2008.<br />

287<br />

<strong>International</strong> <strong>Review</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Waste</strong> <strong>Policy</strong>: Annexes

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