Craftsmanship with a focus on the future

Every year in Sweden, several billion plastic and paper packaging items are used. Today, much of this waste ends up being incinerated as mixed waste. To increase the proportion of packaging that is recycled, the government is introducing new regulations on how municipalities should manage waste collection. Starting in 2026, municipalities will have greater responsibility to improve and facilitate sorting in public spaces.

With our modular waste bin, Multior, we enable compliance with the new sorting requirements in parks and squares. What sets Multior apart in both design and function is its recycled aluminum. The waste bin features a spacious interior that accommodates standard containers, and an exterior that adds character to public spaces with its solid appearance and vertical pattern.

As the name suggests, Multior offers the possibility of creating multiple installations side by side, with space for different fractions such as paper, plastic, deposit bottles, and residual waste. A single Multior can also be used as a standalone unit.

What does the new law say?

As of January 1, 2026, municipalities must collect packaging waste made of paper, plastic, glass, and metal in public spaces larger than 2,000 square meters, where significant amounts of packaging waste are generated. Examples of such locations include squares, parks, pedestrian streets, as well as stations or stops.