
In response to economic progress and sustainable practices, China has seen a significant increase in refrigerator renewals. The initiative of the State Council aims to increase the recycling volume of old household appliances by 30% by 2027 compared to 2023. Tianjin, the leading city in this initiative, is currently experiencing an unprecedented increase in equipment upgrades, especially refrigerators.
Companies like Haier have made strides in greener practices by introducing innovative recycling systems. Haier's Recycling Program in Tianjin enables consumers to determine the value of their old equipment, contributing to the efficient collection of nearly 40,000 recalled electronic devices per month.
Tianjin plans to develop its recycling infrastructure by building more than 1200 recycling points, nearly 100 portable recycling stations, and numerous sorting and redistribution centers by 2025. 🌎 This is an important step towards sustainability. 🌱

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.