Tabib Environmental Quality combines innovative equipment and technology with more than 30 years of experience in hazardous waste and industrial resource management. From dedicated oil-filter shredders and electric-vehicle battery discharge solutions to advanced plastic recycling facilities, we turn waste into a resource and support the transition to a circular economy in Israel, with professional, qualified support at every stage.
Vehicle Oil Filter Recycling
Tabib provides an end-to-end collection and recycling service for used oil filters from garages, vehicle fleets, industrial plants and petrol stations, serving more than 600 garages nationwide. Filters are collected in dedicated containers and processed in a company-owned shredder, one of the few of its kind in Israel. The process separates trapped oil for recovery, paper and metal, returning materials to industry as raw materials and supporting a circular economy.
The service includes documentation and certificates for the relevant authorities and is supported by a hazardous materials permit from the Ministry of Environmental Protection and ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications.
At Tabib’s authorised treatment facility, plastic packaging that contained hazardous materials undergoes chemical washing to remove hazardous residues, followed by shredding in the in-house plastic recycling facility. This allows the recovered raw material to return to production without environmental or safety risks, rather than being sent to landfill as mixed waste. Every stage is documented and reported in accordance with applicable requirements, providing clients with full records for the authorities.
Tabib is the exclusive Israeli distributor of Magnesol, a food-grade active filtering powder meeting FDA, NSF and WHO standards. It attracts free fatty acids (FFA) and total polar materials (TPM), which contribute to off-flavours, odours and darkening of frying oil. Daily use can extend frying oil life by up to 50%, reduce replacement and collection frequency, and improve the quality of fried food.
The service is intended for restaurants and catering institutions and forms part of a recovery chain in which used frying oil can be processed into biodiesel.
Tabib operates a dedicated service for collecting, discharging and storing electric vehicle batteries, including NMC (nickel-manganese-cobalt) and LFP (lithium-iron-phosphate) batteries. Batteries received from garages and vehicle importers are electrically discharged using specialised technology at the company’s facility before being transferred to the next stage of the recycling chain.
