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European IPPC Bureau
the FDM BREF review team
J.nr. MST-1213-00044
Ref. metho
April 9 2015
Final programme for site visits at Danish installations covered by BREF FDM
The Danish EPA in cooperation with the concerned industries and organizations would like
to invite the EIPPCB on a site visit to Danish plants representing three different sectors
covered by the FDM BREF. The site visit will take place 28-29 May.
Programme for a two-day visit
Arrival at Billund airport in the evening 27 May 2015
Day 1 (28 May)
8.00 – 9.00
Transport from Billund to Videbæk
9.00 – 9.15
Welcome to Denmark
9.15 – 14.00
Visit at Arla Foods in Videbæk
- Presentation of the site and activities
- Visit at Nr. Vium Dairy and the WWTP
- Lunch at an appropriate time
14.00 – 15.30
Transport to Tjele
15.30 – 18.30
Visit af DLG site in Tjele
- Presentation of the site and activities
- Visit at the plant
18.30 – 19.15
Transport to Rebild
19.15 –
Dinner and accommodation in Rebild
Day 2 (29 May)
8.30 – 9.00
Transport to Svenstrup
9.00 – 13.30
Visit at Tulip sites near Aalborg
- Presentation of the site and activities
- Visit at Tulip sites
- Lunch at an appropriate time
13.30 – 14.00
Conclusions of visit
14.00 – 14.30
Transport to Aalborg Airport
The visit is open to the FDM TWG members but with a restricted number of participants
(approx. 10). Request for participation at one or more sites can be send to Mette Thorsen,
metho@mst.dk. Acceptance will be at the discretion of the involved companies.
Environmental Protection Agency • Lyseng Allé 1 • DK-8270 Højbjerg Denmark
Tel +45 72 54 40 00 • CVR 25798376 • EAN (drift)5798000863002 (tilskud)5798000863019 • mst@mst.dk • www.mst.dk
Transport from a specified location/hotel in Billund to the sites and to the final drop-off at
Aalborg airport will be included in the visit.
Site descriptions including a map showing the locations of the sites can be found in the
following pages.
Yours sincerely
Ulla Ringbæk, Kristine Raunkjær Stubdrup & Mette Thorsen, Danish EPA
Camilla Willadsen & Anette Christiansen, Danish Agriculture & Food Council
Birgitte Koch, Arla Foods
Charlotte Thy, Danish Crown A/S
Poul Gregersen, DLG
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Site descriptions:
Arla Foods site near Videbæk
Arla Foods is the 6th largest dairy company owned by more than 13.000 farmers from 7
different countries (Denmark, Sweden, Germany, UK, Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherland).
The Arla site in Nr. Vium near Videbæk covers two individual but interconnected dairy plants
with a common WWTP. At the Nr.Vium site the delegation will be given an introduction to
the site and activities related to the BREF FDM.
Nr.Vium Dairy is one of 26 production sites in Denmark. Nr.Vium Dairy produces yellow
cheese which is sold in 40 different countries. There will be a visit to the cheese production
with focus on the environmental impact from this production and how we work with
optimizing the use of resources (milk, salt, water, energy).
Afterwards there will be a visit at the Arla waste water treatment plant receiving waste water
from 3 large Arla production plants. The WWTP has a daily treatment of 8000 m3 of waste
water. You will hear about how the 3 plants work together with the WWTP to prevent waste
water that can damage the biology in the WWTP.
Tulip sites near Aalborg
Tulip Food Company is a modern food processing company specialized in meat processing
that exports to more than 80 countries worldwide. Tulip Food Company is a company in the
Danish Crown Group which is a cooperative owned by 8200 Danish pig and cattle farmers.
The two Tulip plants included in the site visit differ in production. The plant in Aalborg is
characterized with production mix and seasonal variation, producing amongst others;
panfried and deep fat fried meat balls, pizza toppings and ready meals, whereas the
production plant in Svenstrup produces cooked sausages and fermented sausages like salamis
in many varieties and therefore with different production processes.
Relevant issues to observe and discuss, which affects the energy and water use:
At Tulip, Aalborg;
- Multiproduct facility
- Batch sizes, seasonal variation and functional units
- Old versus new production plants and installations
- Small and large production capacity installations
At Tulip, Svenstrup;
- Functional units
- Single product units
DLG site in Tjele
The DLG Group is one of the largest agricultural companies in Europe and is currently
owned by 30,000 Danish farmers. The DLG Group is also one of Europe's biggest exporters
of seed, feed and milling grain, malting barley and oilseed rape. In addition, via its associated
companies, DLG is involved in activities such as the processing of crops and vegetables.
The site in Tjele produces mainly pelleted compound feed for pigs and poultry.
The delegation will be given an introduction of a typical Danish compound feed plant.
Relevant issues to observe and discuss:
- Monitoring of key environmental parameters in connection with the data collection
- Energy efficiency in the feed production process.
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Aalborg Airport
Tulip sites
DLG site
Arla site
Billund Airport
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