Biodegradable waste: voluntary drop-off points coming soon to Quincy-Voisins

The Pays de Meaux Agglomeration Community is deploying 18 new collection points to facilitate household sorting of biodegradable waste.

Generic image of organic waste in a sorting bin.
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Generic image of organic waste in a sorting bin.

As part of the obligation for source separation of biodegradable waste, the Pays de Meaux Agglomeration Community (CAPM) is deploying dedicated voluntary drop-off points (PAV) in the town of Quincy-Voisins.

This initiative aims to reduce the amount of waste in grey household bins. Three additional PAVs are planned for the hamlets of Moulignon, Plailly, and Ségy.
Residents will be able to deposit fruit and vegetable peels, faded flowers, eggshells, coffee grounds, paper tea bags, boneless meat, bread, pastries, fish, and meal leftovers.
A small plastic bin will be provided by the waste bin distribution contractor, along with a sorting guide and the locations of the PAVs.

Sorting biodegradable waste is a simple action that helps reduce the volume of household refuse and promotes better waste valorization.

Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Quincy-Voisins (22/10/2026)