Exporting Waste
Exporting waste for recycling or handling:
Tabib possesses an exporting license for recycling, handling and destroying all types of hazardous waste in accordance with the Basel Treaty.
The company represents foreign handling and destroying facilities that specialize in all types of hazardous waste (each in its own field of expertise).
The company routinely exports wastes that are handled, recycled and destroyed abroad per the European standards.
The services the company provides include issuing export permits as part of the Basel treaty (executive approval).
The company is authorized by Israel’s Ministry of Environmental Protection to export toxic waste for handling abroad.
In this regard, company clients are provided a variety of low cost handling and recycling options.
The exporting process includes all phases beginning with the removal stage, transporting the waste in Israel to a Tabib site, repackaging it, labeling it as hazardous material, putting it in containers, preparing the documents, transporting the waste to the port, handling international dispatching, on-ground delivery to the supplier’s door, reporting and following up until entire process is complete.
Below is a partial list of items exported by Tabib to various sites in Europe and Canada for recycling and destroying:
- Homogenous and non-homogenous organic solvents
- Organic wastes
- Paints and accompanying substances
- Lithium batteries
- Cytotoxic waste
- Medications
- Raw materials
- Metal and metal residues
- Active carbon
- Green materials
- Transformers/ PCB oil
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