Tyre Stewardship Australia has welcomed an ambitious target by India to recover 100 per cent of end-of-life tyres by 2025. Read more
Road to recovery
A focus on reclaiming Off-the-Road tyres is gaining traction with some heavy hitters joining the cause.
Tyre importers join stewardship scheme
Off-the-Road (OTR) tyre importers Bearcat, Bridgestone Mining Solutions, Goodyear, Kal Tire, Michelin and Yokohama have committed to joining the voluntary Tyre Product Stewardship Scheme from January 2022.
TSA Puma Bitumen partnership expands manufacturing capacity
The equivalent of more than a million used car tyres can now be recycled to make high quality crumb rubber bitumen, in a ‘game changing’ partnership between Puma Bitumen and Tyre Stewardship Australia (TSA).
TSA partners with Fulton Hogan on crumb rubber blending plant
Equipment specifically designed for blending crumbed rubber and bitumen has been installed and commissioned for the first time in Australia by Fulton Hogan, in partnership with Tyre Stewardship Australia (TSA).
Mercedes-Benz Australia becomes newest TSA contributor
Mercedes-Benz Australia is Tyre Stewardship Australia’s (TSA) newest contributor in a commitment to the responsible disposal of end-of-life tyres.
TSA recognised as best practice product stewardship
Consumers can now demand their used tyres go to genuine recyclers, as the Federal Government lends support to Tyre Stewardship Australia’s (TSA) National Tyre Product Stewardship Scheme.
Prioritising social responsibility: Tyre Stewardship Australia
Tyre Stewardship Australia has recently adopted a Modern Slavery Impact Statement. CEO, Lina Goodman addresses human rights and related risks along the end-of-life tyres value chain.
TSA and Fulton Hogan launch Tasmanian first crumb rubber initiative
A demonstration project aimed at increasing the use of recycled crumb rubber on local roads across Tasmania is helping pave the way to a more sustainable future.
Collaborating for compliance: Tyre Stewardship Australia
Negligent regulations need to be addressed to stop unscrupulous operators. Tyre Stewardship Australia CEO Lina Goodman explains.