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Wastefront’s Sunderland tyre recycling plant gains planning permission

Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
Wastefront CEO Vianney Vales at Port of Sunderland with Cllr Graeme Miller and Matthew Hunt (Port of Sunderland) (Photo: Wastefront)

At the end of January, Wastefront AS received permission to press on with plans to construct the ‘UK’s greenest tyre recycling plant’ at the Port of Sunderland. Construction on the development is expected to begin this year (2022), with company executives confident that the plant will be in commercial operation by 2024, creating around 100 skilled jobs.

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