
According to the recommendations of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), Li-Ion batteries must not be thrown into ordinary garbage or put into standard containers, as damaged or improperly stored cells can go into a state of so-called “thermal escape”, leading to ignition or explosion.
In our plant we apply developed and rigorous safety procedures:
Thanks to this, we minimize the risk of incidents, protect employees and the environment, and at the same time enable efficient and safe recovery of raw materials.
Taking care of safety and ecology, we appeal: do not throw lithium-ion batteries in the trash. Always return them to certified collection and recycling points - responsible disposal is the key to protecting people and the environment.
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16/12/25
Wastes Service Group's participation in the ELEC Expo in Casablanca includes discussions on critical raw materials, battery recycling and stable supply chains for energy and electromobility.

16/12/25
We are pleased to announce that Wastes Service Group participates in the economic mission to Morocco, organized by the Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH).

15/11/25
Wastes Service Group participates in Batteries Event 2025 in Lyon. Filip Gabryelewicz will present our new Battery & e-Scrap Recycling Park and present a practical approach to Urban Mining.