Kramar Eko, which collects household waste in Bucha and Vorzel, intends to raise its tariffs. Collection of mixed waste will cost 14% more, and bulky and renovation waste 18% more.

This was announced on the Bucha City Council website.

The proposed tariffs

The company proposes to charge UAH 385.50 per cubic metre of mixed waste instead of UAH 337.29. A cubic metre of bulky and renovation waste will cost UAH 794.33 instead of UAH 671.86.

The tariff for hazardous waste in household rubbish, on the contrary, will fall slightly, to UAH 2,737.67 per tonne from UAH 2,766.95.

For a resident of an apartment building, the monthly fee for all types of waste will rise from UAH 96.83 to UAH 111.45, almost UAH 15 more. For a resident of a private house it will go from UAH 80.81 to UAH 93.14, according to the company’s calculations.

Why the tariffs are being revised

The company attributes the revision to higher prices for fuel, tyres and spare parts, as well as higher wage requirements for exempted staff. The current tariff assumes diesel at UAH 65.92 per litre excluding VAT, the new one at UAH 88.08.

The current tariffs have been in force since 1 April 2026. According to the company, the new calculations were checked by the employers’ federation for housing and utilities and found to be economically justified.

Comments and suggestions are accepted for seven days after the notice was published, by email at kramar.bucha@ukr.net or at 4 Bohdana Khmelnytskoho Boulevard, office 9, Bucha.

As a reminder, in August Kramar Eko restored weekly collection of mixed waste in Bucha’s private sector.

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