Hard on the heels of opening an Australian-first tyre recycling plant, Tyrecycle is undertaking its biggest capital expansion in 30 years. Jim Fairweather, Chief Executive Officer, talks with Waste Management Review. Read more
New tyre recycling plant a game changer
Australia’s largest and most sophisticated tyre recycling plant was unveiled at Erskine Park in Western Sydney today (6 December). Read more
Unlocking opportunity
As the 1 December deadline for Australia’s tyre export ban inches closer, Tyrecycle and equipment manufacturer Eldan Recycling are at the forefront of future-proofing the sector. Read more
Tyrecycle eyes expansion
With a strong global market forecast for tyre-derived fuel, Australia’s largest tyre recycler, Tyrecycle, is set to expand its operations across Australia, with a commitment to investment in new plants and technology. Read more
Achieving circularity: ResourceCo
ResourceCo has invested over $40 million in new plants and machinery, in what is the most ambitious capital investment program in its history.
Progressive solutions in the Pilbara: Tyrecycle and Kariyarra Aboriginal Corporation
A joint venture between Tyrecycle and Kariyarra Aboriginal Corporation will specialise in the processing of end-of-life mine-site tyres.
Towards profitable sustainability: ResourceCo
Jim Fairweather, ResourceCo CEO, speaks with Waste Management Review about developing new markets for the re-use of end-of-life products.
Tyrecycle secures $6.9M grant for new WA facility
Australia’s largest tyre recycler, Tyrecycle, in partnership with Kariyarra Aboriginal Corporation, has secured a $6.9 million grant to build a secure processing facility at Port Hedland.
Erskine expansion: Tyrecycle
Tyrecycle moves to expand its operations in Sydney with a new state-of-the-art manufacturing plant.
Recycling Precinct delivering for the road network: Tyrecycle
South Australia’s new $5 million Asphalt Manufacturing Plant will substantially increase the amount of high-performance recycled materials in local road construction.