A year has passed since Australia banned the export of whole-baled end-of-life tyres. Tyrecycle Chief Executive Officer Jim Fairweather explains what needs to come next.
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Tyrecycle: Together towards tyre circularity
Tyrecycle CEO Jim Fairweather reflects on challenges and opportunities facing Australia with the introduction of the COAG tyre waste ban.
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New tyre recycling plant a game changer for the environment
Australia’s largest tyre recycling plant launches to deal with Australia’s end-of-life tyres following the introduction of the COAG.
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Tyres: Going full circle
Tyrecycle’s new campaign engages with tyre retailers to raise awareness on genuine recycling. CEO Jim Fairweather talks about the company’s vision.
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Coming together for Net Zero
Going the extra-mile on the road to net zero and a circular economy is a must to achieve the outcomes sought by the federal government for tyre recycling in Australia, according to Tyrecycle CEO Jim Fairweather.
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Asphalt plant to boost tyre recycling, with Tyrecycle
A multi-million dollar Asphalt Manufacturing Plant has been built by a major asphalt producer in South Australia to boost the recycling rate of used tyres on Australian roads.
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Largest crumb rubber asphalt trial complete in South Australia
Tyre Stewardship Australia and Topcoat Asphalt partnered to perform the trial of asphalt produced from recycled tyres across six Adelaide council areas.
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Supplying the Mordialloc Freeway foundation
ResourceCo Material Solutions is playing a significant role in the construction of the new Mordialloc Freeway aimed at improving travel times and easing congestion in Melbourne’s southeast.
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More rubber to hit roads
The first large-scale crumb rubber asphalt trial is in the works on an arterial road in Melbourne. If successful, it could allow the specification for use of recycled crumb rubber in asphalt applications.
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Tyres from the Australian environment
With a ban on the export of whole baled tyres expected next year, the tyre recycling sector is increasing its capacity to recycle, reuse, convert and recover more of Australia’s waste tyres.
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