The Commission tasks OLAF with investigating fraud in waste shipments between EU countries
27 Mar 2026Effective: 20 Mar 202676 views
Who is affected:
Waste management companies, carriers and operators carrying out cross-border waste shipments
Summary
The EU delegates to its anti-fraud office (OLAF) the monitoring and control of compliance with rules on waste shipments between countries. It aims to prevent irregularities in the cross-border transport of waste.
Detailed analysis
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Decision 2026/681 entrusts OLAF with specific enforcement and compliance functions under Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 on waste shipments. This means OLAF will be able to investigate potential fraud, irregularities or breaches in the cross-border movement of waste within and outside the EU. Companies engaged in waste manag…
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