What is the garbage classification standard in Dalian?

Legal analysis: Domestic garbage in Dalian is divided into four categories, as follows: (1) Recyclable refers to domestic garbage suitable for recycling and resource utilization. It mainly includes: unpolluted waste paper, waste plastics, waste metal, waste packaging materials, waste textiles, waste electrical and electronic products, waste glass, aluminum-plastic composite packaging of waste paper, etc. (two) kitchen waste, including household kitchen waste, kitchen waste and other kitchen waste. Household kitchen waste refers to perishable wastes such as vegetable sticks, leaves, melon and fruit shells, leftovers and discarded food produced by residents in their daily lives; Kitchen waste refers to food residue, food processing waste and waste cooking oil produced by relevant enterprises and institutions in food processing, catering service and unit feeding activities; Other kitchen waste refers to vegetable and fruit waste, carrion, minced meat, aquatic products and internal organs of livestock and poultry. Produced by farmers' markets and agricultural products wholesale markets; (3) Hazardous wastes refer to wastes that directly or potentially endanger human health and the natural environment. Mainly includes: waste batteries (cadmium nickel batteries, mercury oxide batteries, lead batteries, etc.). ), waste fluorescent tubes (fluorescent tubes, energy-saving lamps, etc. ), waste thermometers, waste sphygmomanometers, waste drugs and their packaging, waste paints, solvents and their packaging, waste pesticides, disinfectants and their packaging, waste films, waste photographic paper, etc. (4) Other garbage refers to domestic garbage other than recyclables, kitchen garbage and hazardous wastes.

Legal basis: Article 3 of the Measures for the Classified Management of Municipal Domestic Waste in Dalian. The term "domestic waste" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the solid waste generated by units and individuals in their daily life or in the activities of providing services for their daily life, as well as the solid waste defined as domestic waste by laws and regulations. Where there are other provisions in laws, regulations and rules on the management of hazardous waste, medical waste, construction waste, kitchen waste and other wastes, those provisions shall prevail.