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SearchRubber and Tyre
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NITI Aayog’s proposed quality standards for tyre pyrolysis oil and recovered carbon black could reshape India’s tyre recycling industry. But success will depend on effective implementation, policy reforms, technology upgrades and stronger markets for recycled materials.
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More than 84,000 sqm of roads in Arafat have been resurfaced using heat-reflective and recycled materials that lower surface temperatures by approximately 12°C and reflect 30–40% more sunlight during morning hours
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The Bharat Recycling Show, in collaboration with Waste & Recycling Magazine, recently hosted a roundtable discussion in Mumbai, uniting key industry stakeholders to delve into the challenges and opportunities in tyre recycling.
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Only about 15% of tyres that are disposed of yearly worldwide undergo an appropriate recycling process. This gap creates a unique opportunity for the Middle East region to become one of the leading examples in sustainable tyre management and recycling.