Environmental Protection

Environmental protection is deeply rooted in our values. We respect our environment and make every effort to ensure that our ecological footprint is as small as possible

In accordance with Art. 42 of the Act of June 13, 2013, on Packaging and Packaging Waste Management , we inform our customers about the packaging we use in wholesale and mail-order sales, as well as how to properly dispose of the resulting waste. The packaging we use for distribution is primarily made of plastic, paper, and cardboard. We also use multi-material packaging and packaging for hazardous substances.
Used product packaging should be disposed of by the consumer by placing it in appropriate municipal waste containers or by taking it to a PSZOK (municipal waste sorting center) in accordance with the regulations on maintaining cleanliness and order adopted separately by the relevant municipality.
In the case of waste generated in the course of business operations, it should be transferred to an authorized recipient in accordance with the provisions of Article 27 of the Act of December 14, 2012, on Waste .
It is prohibited to place used packaging from the products offered in containers not intended for the collection of this type of waste.

CLP labels that may appear on packaging

The crossed-out wheeled bin symbol, indicating selective collection, may be placed on: the product label, battery, product, or packaging. This means that all electrical and electronic equipment and batteries must not be disposed of in the municipal waste bin along with other waste at the end of their useful life. Waste in the form of used electrical or electronic equipment and batteries must be taken to specialized collection points designated in accordance with local regulations.

If the waste equipment contains batteries, please note that they must not be disposed of with other waste in municipal waste containers. Used portable batteries must be disposed of in specially marked containers located at waste collection points and in stores selling portable batteries and accumulators, as well as equipment containing them. The User is responsible

for properly delivering waste to a collection point; therefore, households play a significant role in contributing to the reuse and recovery, including recycling, of used equipment. The holder of so-called end-of-life electronic waste is obligated, in accordance with the applicable Act of September 11, 2015, on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment, to deliver it to a collector of waste equipment or to relevant entities.

Entities conducting non-professional activities in the collection of waste electrical or electronic equipment are retail and wholesale sellers (distributors), who are required to accept waste equipment free of charge in accordance with the following rules:

• A distributor is required to accept end-of-life equipment from households free of charge at the point of sale, provided that the end-of-life equipment is of the same type and served the same functions as the equipment sold. When delivering equipment intended for household use to a purchaser, the distributor is obligated to accept, free of charge, used equipment from households at the place of delivery of such equipment, provided that the used equipment is of the same type and performed the same functions as the delivered equipment.


• A distributor operating a retail establishment with a sales area, as defined in Article 2(19) of the Act of March 27, 2003, on Spatial Planning and Development, of at least 400 m² dedicated to the sale of equipment intended for household use, is required to accept, free of charge, at that retail outlet or in its immediate vicinity, waste equipment from households where none of the external dimensions exceeds 25 cm, without the requirement to purchase new household equipment.