Waste Shipment Regulation term for person who arranges the shipment in cross-border waste movement workflows.
Person who arranges the shipment should be read inside the EU waste-shipment regime, where waste movements depend on origin, destination, transit, actor role, notification/consent status, and recovery or disposal route.
Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 on shipments of waste
any of the following natural or legal persons under the national jurisdiction of the country of dispatch, who carries out or plans to carry out a shipment as referred to in Article 4(4) or (5), or who has or plans to have such a shipment carried out: (i)the original waste producer; (ii)the new waste producer who carries out operations prior to shipment resulting in a change in the nature or composition of the waste; (iii)a collector who, from various small quantities of the same type of waste collected from a variety of sources, has assembled the shipment which is to start from a single location; (iv)a dealer or a broker acting on behalf of any of the persons referred to in points (i), (ii) or(iii); or (v)where all of the persons referred to in points (i) to (iv) are unknown or insolvent, the waste holder
Reference: Article 3, point 7
Implementation records should capture shipment identifier, waste stream, dispatch/destination/transit countries, responsible actor, competent authorities, notification or information route, consent status, transport route, receiving facility, and recovery/disposal outcome where relevant.
For Minespider, WSR terms should turn waste movement into auditable objects: waste batch, shipment, notifier or arranger, consignee, authority route, consent state, and facility receipt.