• Bio-waste collection bags made of paper
• Potted plants (without pot), also with potting soil
• Bio-waste collection bags made from biodegradable plastic
• Bread and bakery waste
• Egg shells
• feathers
• Fish scraps and bones (normal household quantities; if necessary, wrapped in a little kitchen paper/kitchen roll or newspaper, no glossy paper, for example from magazines, periodicals or paper from old wallpaper)
• Meat and sausage waste (normal household quantities; if necessary, wrapped in a small amount of kitchen paper/kitchen roll or newspaper, no glossy paper, e.g. magazines, periodicals or paper from old wallpaper)
• Garden waste (e.g. debris from flower beds, tree cuttings, tree bark, flowers, potting soil, hedge and shrub cuttings, leaves, needles, plants, plant parts, brushwood, moss, lawn and grass cuttings, weeds, wild plants, branches)
• Vegetable scraps, vegetable waste (e.g. potato peelings, vegetable peelings and so on)
• hair
• Hay, straw (small quantities)
• Wood wool, wood shavings, sawdust (only from untreated wood)
• Coffee filter bags, coffee grounds
• Cheese residues, including natural rind
• Small animal litter (only from plant material) including excrement from small animals (e.g. hamsters, guinea pigs)
• Bones (normal household quantities; if necessary, wrapped in a small amount of kitchen paper/kitchen roll or newspaper, no glossy paper, for example from magazines, periodicals or paper from old wallpaper)
• Dairy product residues
• nutshells
• Fruit scraps, fruit peel (also from tropical fruits, citrus fruits)
• Salad scraps, salad waste
• Cut flowers
• Food waste, raw, cooked, spoiled (normal household quantities; if necessary, wrapped in a little kitchen paper/kitchen roll or newspaper, no glossy paper, for example from magazines, illustrations or paper from old wallpaper)
• Tea bags, tea leftovers

This does not belong in the organic waste garbage can: