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Seasonal supplement for land on Zealand from 1 October 2025

From October 1, 2025, a seasonal surcharge of DKK 35/ton will be imposed for soil fractions on Zealand.

This is due to additional costs for soil management during the period. The seasonal surcharge for soil applies from 01.10.2025 October 30.04.2026 to XNUMX April XNUMX for all RGS Nordic facilities on Zealand, except RGS Nordic Rødby.

The seasonal surcharge of DKK 35/ton is imposed on all commodity prices for soil. However, the following soil fractions are exempt from the surcharge:

  • Documented class 4 soil
  • Drilling mud, item number 8155
  • Wet pre-documented Class 0-1 soil, item numbers 8032 and 8034
  • Wet pre-documented Class 2-3 soil, item number 8033

 

If you have any questions, please contact your RGS Nordic sales representative or RGS Nordic Customer Service, who will help you in the best way possible.

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