Publication of the Single Environmental Declaration Model (MUD) for the year 2026

9 March 2026
MUD 2022: termine ultimo di presentazione 21 maggio 2022

The Prime Minister’s Decree (DPCM) of 30 January 2026 approving the Single Environmental Declaration Model (MUD) for the year 2026—intended for declarations relating to the year 2025—was published in the Official Gazette (General Series) No. 53 of 5 March 2026.

As stated on the website of the Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security, pursuant to Article 6 of Law No. 70 of 25 January 1994, the deadline for submitting the Single Environmental Declaration Model (MUD) is set at one hundred and twenty days from the date of publication in the Official Gazette. Therefore, the MUD must be submitted by 3 July 2026.

The publication of the annexes to the DPCM approving the MUD for the year 2026 is entrusted to the Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security, which has published the following documents on its website:

  • DPCM 30 January 2026: Decree approving the MUD for the year 2026;
  • Annex 1: Instructions for completing the Single Environmental Declaration Model (MUD);
  • Annex 2: Simplified waste declaration;
  • Annex 3: Data collection forms;
  • Annex 4: Instructions for online submission;
  • Summary of MUD 2026 Amendments.

 

As usual, Unioncamere will publish, with a notice on its website, the software tools and portals for completing and submitting the MUD 2026. Specifically, Unioncamere will provide:

  • the software for completing the Waste, Packaging, End-of-Life Vehicles, and Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment declarations, which will be available through the MUD section of the EcoCamere portal and the MUD Telematico website;
  • the software for formally checking declarations submitted by parties using software other than that provided by Unioncamere.
 
For more information, you can visit the website: https://www.ecocamere.it/

 

Main updates of MUD 2026

As outlined in the Summary of MUD 2026 Amendments published by MASE, the changes made to the current model were necessary to align with new regulatory provisions. The main update concerns the section related to the Municipal Waste and waste collected under municipal agreements Declaration, through the introduction—within Form RU (Municipal Waste Collection) point 10.1.2.2 Separate Collection—of specific information on selective collection performed by municipalities through eco-compactors under agreements with EPR schemes or other entities. This change is intended to improve and monitor data related to the selective collection of plastic bottles via eco-compactors.

Other amendments align the new format with the rules of the new RENTRI waste traceability IT system. In particular: Form AUT has been updated to align authorisation types indicated in the MUD with those provided by RENTRI; descriptions of physical states in Form RIF and in the Simplified Declaration have been updated; the annex Instructions for completing the Single Environmental Declaration Model (MUD) has been amended in sections 7.1, 9.1, 9.2 and 9.3 to specify that the calculation to be carried out by operators must be kept at the local unit, aligning with RENTRI requirements.

Lastly, in the Secondary Materials Form, the term “recycled aggregates” has been replaced with “recovered aggregates”, in order to align the terminology with the Decree of the Minister of the Environment and Energy Security of 28 June 2024, No. 127, “Regulation on end-of-waste criteria for inert waste from construction and demolition, and other inert waste of mineral origin, pursuant to Article 184-ter, paragraph 2, of Legislative Decree No. 152/2006.”

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