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You are here: Home1 / News2 / International News3 / Retreading at former Bridgestone plant: Mobivia & Black Star partner...

Retreading at former Bridgestone plant: Mobivia & Black Star partner in Béthune project

Date: 19th July 2021 Author: Stephen Goodchild Comments: 0
The facility at the Béthune plant site will begin retreading tyres from next January (Photo: Bridgestone)

Major European vehicle maintenance and mobility firm Mobivia and French retreading specialist Black Star have signed an agreement covering the collection, sorting and retreading of passenger car tyres at the site of Bridgestone’s former Béthune plant in France. Bridgestone is lending its support to the project, which will commence in January and is expected to create nearly 200 jobs by 2025, thus providing employment for many former Bridgestone workers.

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