Homepage cover image Homepage cover image

We will help you recycle everything right!

From 1 January 2024 we are also ensuring compliance with the legal obligations for manufacturers of electric equipment in Germany

About us

ASEKOL SK s.r.o., is an authorized producer responsibility organization (PRO) for treating designated streams of waste from packaging, non-packaging products, electric and electronic equipment, and used batteries and accumulators. It has been providing comprehensive services in the area of waste management for over 13 years.

Read more
12 642 TONNES
ASEKOL SK collected 12 642 tonnes of electrical and electronic equipment waste in 2022.
MORE THAN 20% OF SLOVAKIA
Red and white containers for the collection of small electrical waste are already used by more than 20% of the population of Slovakia.
3 729 COLLECTION POINTS
ASEKOL SK has more than 3 729 collection points all around the Slovak Republic and the number continues to rise.
WEEELABEX
ASEKOL SK is represented in executive bodies and the experts group of the international organization WEEELABEX.

Our clients

News

6. 3. 2024

New classification of batteries and accumulators

The Batteries and Waste Batteries Regulation provides for the classification of batteries into 5 categories. Below we offer you a visual overview of each category. Portable batteries ≤5 kg (PB) Abbreviation Name PB Portable batteries, all portable batteries PB General / PB GEN Portable batteries for general use PB Primary / PB PRIM Non-rechargeable portable […]

Parliament adopts an opinion on the reduction, reuse and recycling of packaging waste

Packaging in the EU generated a turnover of €355 billion in 2018. This type of waste is growing steadily, with the total volume in the EU increasing to 84 million tonnes in 2021. Each European will therefore produce almost 189 kg of packaging waste. Without intervention and new measures, this amount is expected to increase […]

14. 2. 2024

GREENWASHING – The Directive was adopted by EU Parliament

The Directive, which aims to protect consumers from false information and misleading marketing of products, was adopted by the EU Parliament on 17 January 2024. According to Directive the advertising should be more reliable and accurate, and it introduces a ban on the use of environmental claims such as ‘biodegradable, natural, environmentally friendly, eco-friendly or […]

Regulation on batteries and more you might not know

The Batteries and Waste Batteries Regulation is in force and replaces the previous Batteries Directive of 2006. The new Regulation places more emphasis on the environment in particular in connection with batteries. The Battery Regulation covers all batteries, namely portable batteries, industrial batteries, electric vehicle batteries, light-means of transport batteries and starter batteries. The first […]