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You are here: Home1 / News2 / International News3 / Enso Tyres becomes a Wastefront recovered carbon black customer

Enso Tyres becomes a Wastefront recovered carbon black customer

Date: 14th March 2022 Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
Enso has invested a couple of million pounds in R&D and is now crowd-funding for £1.75 million more (Photo: Enso)

During the first week of March, Wastefront announced it has entered a strategic partnership with electric vehicle tyre-focused tyre brand Enso. The deal will see Enso incorporate Wastefront’s recycled carbon black (rCB) in its tyres from 2024. Wastefront will also provide UK-based Enso with a recycling outlet for its used tyres, as part of its Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR).

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