Fatbergs – Belgium – Environmental Products and Services Ltd

DATE	PROVINCE	SIZE	DETAILS
January-20	Brussels, City Center	12 tons	Large fatberg caused by the accumulation of cooking fats, oils, and wet wipes, blocking a major sewer line.
February-20	Antwerp, Zuid	10 tons	Fatberg found in a residential area, primarily composed of fats and oils from nearby restaurants.
March-20	Ghent, Patershol	14 tons	Significant fatberg discovered in a historic district, causing major sewer blockages.
April-20	Liège, Outremeuse	8 tons	Smaller fatberg caused by improper waste disposal, leading to localized flooding.
May-20	Brussels, Uccle	11 tons	Fatberg found near a commercial area, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable items.
June-20	Bruges, City Center	9 tons	Smaller fatberg discovered in a historic district, composed mainly of organic waste and sanitary products.
July-20	Brussels, Schaerbeek	13 tons	Major fatberg found in a busy district, requiring extensive removal efforts to unblock the sewer system.
August-20	Antwerp, Deurne	10 tons	Fatberg caused by improper waste disposal, leading to significant sewer blockages.
September-20	Ghent, Sint-Amandsberg	12 tons	Fatberg discovered near a residential area, primarily composed of fats and oils from households.
October-20	Liège, Seraing	14 tons	Largest fatberg of the year, causing major disruptions in the sewer system of a residential district.
November-20	Brussels, Anderlecht	10 tons	Fatberg found near a historic site, primarily composed of fats, oils, and organic waste from nearby restaurants.
December-20	Antwerp, Borgerhout	12 tons	Significant fatberg discovered in a residential area, caused by improper disposal of cooking fats.
January-21	Ghent, Ledeberg	8 tons	Smaller fatberg discovered near a commercial district, composed mainly of household and commercial waste.
February-21	Brussels, Ixelles	11 tons	Fatberg found in a residential area, causing localized flooding and sewer blockage.
March-21	Liège, Herstal	14 tons	Major fatberg discovered in a densely populated district, requiring significant removal efforts.
April-21	Bruges, Sint-Andries	9 tons	Fatberg caused by improper waste disposal practices in a residential area, leading to sewer blockages.
May-21	Brussels, Forest	12 tons	Significant fatberg found near a commercial area, causing extensive sewer disruptions.
June-21	Antwerp, Wilrijk	13 tons	Fatberg discovered in a residential district, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable waste.
July-21	Ghent, Mariakerke	10 tons	Fatberg found near a university, caused by improper disposal of fats, oils, and sanitary products.
August-21	Brussels, Jette	9 tons	Smaller fatberg discovered in a residential area, primarily composed of household waste.
September-21	Liège, Angleur	14 tons	One of the largest fatbergs of the year, blocking a main sewer line in a commercial district.
October-21	Bruges, Assebroek	11 tons	Fatberg discovered near a historic site, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable items.
November-21	Brussels, Laeken	10 tons	Fatberg caused by improper disposal of cooking fats, blocking a main sewer line in a residential area.
December-21	Antwerp, Merksem	13 tons	Significant fatberg found in a residential district, causing major sewer blockages.
January-22	Ghent, Wondelgem	8 tons	Smaller fatberg discovered near a university, primarily composed of fats, oils, and sanitary products.
February-22	Brussels, Etterbeek	10 tons	Fatberg found in a residential area, caused by improper disposal of waste, leading to localized flooding.
March-22	Liège, Chênée	12 tons	Major fatberg discovered in a densely populated district, causing significant sewer disruptions.
April-22	Bruges, Sint-Michiels	9 tons	Fatberg found near a historic site, primarily composed of organic waste from nearby restaurants.
May-22	Brussels, Woluwe-Saint-Lambert	13 tons	Fatberg discovered near a residential district, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable waste.
June-22	Antwerp, Berchem	11 tons	Significant fatberg discovered in a commercial area, causing major sewer blockages.
July-22	Ghent, Zwijnaarde	14 tons	Fatberg discovered near a residential district, primarily composed of fats, oils, and sanitary products.
August-22	Brussels, Ganshoren	10 tons	Fatberg caused by improper waste disposal practices in a residential area, leading to sewer overflow.
September-22	Liège, Grivegnée	12 tons	Significant fatberg found near a commercial area, causing major sewer disruptions.
October-22	Bruges, Sint-Kruis	14 tons	Largest fatberg reported in late 2022, causing extensive sewer blockages in a busy district.
November-22	Antwerp, Hoboken	10 tons	Fatberg discovered near a historic site, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable items.
December-22	Brussels, Saint-Josse-ten-Noode	12 tons	Significant fatberg found in a residential area, caused by improper disposal of cooking fats and oils.
January-23	Ghent, Gentbrugge	14 tons	Fatberg discovered near a commercial district, requiring extensive removal efforts to unblock the sewer system.
February-23	Brussels, Koekelberg	10 tons	Fatberg found near a residential area, primarily composed of household waste and non-biodegradable items.
March-23	Liège, Rocourt	11 tons	Major fatberg discovered in a residential area, causing localized flooding and sewer blockages.
April-23	Bruges, Zeebrugge	13 tons	Fatberg caused by improper disposal of waste in a residential district, leading to extensive sewer damage.
May-23	Antwerp, Edegem	9 tons	Fatberg found near a luxury residential area, primarily composed of fats, oils, and sanitary products.
June-23	Ghent, Sint-Denijs-Westrem	12 tons	Significant fatberg discovered near a commercial area, causing major sewer blockages.
July-23	Brussels, Evere	14 tons	Fatberg found in a residential district, caused by improper disposal of fats and oils.
August-23	Liège, Wandre	10 tons	Fatberg discovered near a historic district, causing localized flooding and sewer overflow.
September-23	Bruges, Koolkerke	13 tons	Significant fatberg found in a busy district, requiring extensive removal efforts.
October-23	Antwerp, Ekeren	14 tons	Major fatberg discovered near a university, causing extensive sewer disruptions.
November-23	Brussels, Watermael-Boitsfort	10 tons	Fatberg caused by improper waste disposal practices in a residential area, leading to sewer blockages.
December-23	Ghent, Drongen	12 tons	Significant fatberg found in a commercial district, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable items.
January-24	Liège, Saint-Nicolas	14 tons	Fatberg discovered near a historic district, causing extensive sewer blockages and minor flooding.
February-24	Bruges, Dudzele	10 tons	Fatberg caused by improper waste disposal practices in a residential area, leading to localized flooding.
March-24	Antwerp, Wommelgem	12 tons	Significant fatberg discovered near a commercial area, causing major sewer blockages.
April-24	Brussels, Saint-Gilles	14 tons	Major fatberg discovered in a historic district, causing extensive sewer damage and traffic disruptions.
May-24	Ghent, Sint-Amandsberg	10 tons	Fatberg found near a commercial district, primarily composed of fats, oils, and sanitary products.
June-24	Liège, Ans	11 tons	Significant fatberg discovered in a residential area, causing major sewer disruptions.
July-24	Bruges, Lissewege	13 tons	Fatberg discovered near a historic district, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable items.
August-24	Brussels, Berchem-Sainte-Agathe	10 tons	Fatberg caused by improper disposal of cooking fats, blocking a main sewer line in a residential area.

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