Issue 2022/1 of Tyre & Rubber Recycling is now ready for viewing and download, and this month’s issue features a complete redesign of the magazine layout aimed to make the magazine more attractive and accessible. We hope you like it.

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Australian Study Supports Tyres in Construction

One of the most straightforward, easiest to access, and cheapest route to recycling tyres is to use them as they come off the vehicle. Whole tyres that need no prep and no processing offer an ideal material if only there were a use for them. Of course, there has long been a use for whole tyres. They can be used to build retaining walls rammed with earth. In embankments, they can also be planted to create a green wall of reinforcement to prevent landslips. However, with a little thought, they can be used as...

Neusus And the Recircle Award Trophies

When the Recircle Awards were looking for trophies, it decided that rather than the ubiquitous engraved glass plaque, there was a need for something that reflected the nature of the Awards, and that was when Neusus stepped in. Neusus is a Spanish company that uses recycled tyre crumb to create furniture and artworks from end-of-life tyres. The design of this trophy created by Neusus has its origin in the Neo-Futurist architecture of the beginning of the century, which seeks to break with the vertical linearity...

The Elephant in The Room

Everybody in the waste industry, and that includes tyre recovery and recycling, knows that the sector is a magnet for criminal operations, and a report by Interpol makes for some disconcerting reading. In Germany, the Police report waste crimes, and a Google search for “Altreifen” almost always returns a number of crime reports about tyres abandoned or dumped in the wild. In the UK, only the larger incidents make it to the local press. It is presumed by the bona fide players that these fly-tippers are...

An Ecological Solution for ELT in Argentina

Prometeon has a solution for ELT in Argentina. In an article in Argentina’s Clarin Economica, Hernán Di Leo, ELT manager at Prometeon says; “I have been responsible for recycling the tyres we sell for six months. I thought it would be a task, but I got very involved and discovered a fantastic activity” With around 120 points of sale in Argentina and over 1,100 employees Prometeon is the largest distribution network in the country. Do you want to continue reading this article? Click here.

WhiteCycle Follows BlackCycle into Tyres

Carbios, a pioneer in the development of enzymatic solutions for the end of the life of polymers, plastics and textiles, has joined the WhiteCycle project, coordinated by Michelin, who launched the scheme in July 2022. The main objective of WhiteCycle is the development of a circular solution to transform discarded complex plastics into high-added value products. Co-financed by Horizon Europe, the research and innovation program of the European Union, the European public/private partnership without precedent...

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