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Beware cheap waste tyre collection offers – TRA urges retailers

Legislation, UK News

The Tyre Recovery Association has urged tyre retailers, vehicle dismantlers, and others who need to dispose of waste tyres to beware unrealistically low rates. Reprocessing costs are soaring, as Tyrepress previously reported, and measures by Asian authorities, especially in India, are countering the trade imbalance that has artificially lowered the cost of exporting waste tyres to the continent. Tyre Recovery Association secretary general Peter Taylor explains that rates hit historic lows over the past year or two due to often questionable treatment processes in the region.

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Related news:

  1. Tyre recovery prices could double
  2. Liability of rogue tyre recovery operators increases
  3. ‘No discussion at Federation level’ of UK EPR scheme for used tyres: TRA
  4. Could Covid impact lead to widespread ‘dead-end’ stockpiling of waste tyres?
26th March 2020/by Andrew

Rubber powder: 2014’s new market for tyre recyclers?

International News, Product News, Retreading

While tyre recycling is a business sector that has proven its ability to buck recessionary trends, recyclers face the challenges presented by weakening mature markets and at the same time develop new markets. That’s why Tyres & Accessories recently engage with rubber and tyre recycling industry consultant Robert Wiebold and asked what the biggest trends in tyre recycling have been in 2014.

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Related news:

  1. Tyre Recycling Plant For Brunei
  2. Sunday Times Names Bandvulc One of Top 60 Green Companies
  3. Retread, recycle, repair – Kal Tire discusses the ‘three Rs’
  4. Environmental benefits of retreading the focus of new TRIB video
5th November 2014/by Tyrepress Editors

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