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>Resource Productivity and Recovery Authority (RPRA) has launched Ontario Recycles, a new website designed to provide public information about the circular economy, recycling and resource recovery in Ontario. The website covers provincial recycling programs overseen by RPRA, including batteries, electronics, household hazardous waste, lighting, tires and Blue Box materials.

The company, recognised internationally for setting a benchmark with its high-capacity, robust and reliable primary and secondary shredders and granulators for diverse waste streams including end-of-life tyres, municipal solid waste, e-waste, and cable waste and more.

Under Womble’s leadership, Liberty Tire Recycling has expanded its footprint across North America, building a network of tire collection and processing facilities that serve manufacturers, distributors, and industrial customers.

Fornnax Technology Pvt. Ltd. made its mark as a bronze sponsor at the India Rubber Expo (IRE) 2026 by All India Rubber Industries Association (AIRIA) in New Delhi, India. Held from April 7–10, 2026, at ITPO Pragati Maidan, the expo is Asia's largest and most significant rubber industry event. The gathering brought together global manufacturers, recyclers, and technology providers, offering Fornnax a premier platform to engage directly with tyre recyclers and waste management companies seeking advanced solutions for large-scale pre-processing challenges.

The certification marks a crucial step for Pyrum’s industrial scaling. It combines the circular economy with a regulated, rapidly growing energy market: Pyrum’s thermolysis oil can now be used in a framework that is significant for the market development of sustainable fuels in Europe. This substantially broadens Pyrum’s commercialization opportunities, particularly in the segments of biofuels, bioliquids, biomass fuels, and co-processed fuels.

ASTM reports that A new ASTM International standard will encourage the consideration of the entire life cycle of tires by providing a classification system for recovered carbon black (rCB). The new standard (D8632) was developed by ASTM’s recovered carbon black committee (D36). "Recovered carbon black is a semi-reinforcing filler obtained from post-consumer rubber products such as tires and conveyor belts,” says ASTM member Jorge Lacayo-Pineda. “Through various thermal decomposition processes, the feedstock is converted into oil, gas, and raw rCB. After subsequent post-processing steps, the final product is rCB.”

German Alliance for the Future of Tires (AZuR) reports thar each year, more than 500,000 metric tons of end-of-life tires are generated in Germany. Tires that can no longer be repaired, regrooved, or retreaded are ideally directed toward climate-friendly recovery pathways—preferably mechanical recycling, followed by chemical recycling where appropriate. A new film released by the Alliance for the Future of Tires (AZuR) clearly illustrates how tire pyrolysis plays a key role in avoiding waste, keeping valuable raw materials in circulation, and sustainably substituting fossil resources.

Pyrum Innovations AG and SUAS Ecology s.r.o. have a Shareholder agreement for the joint venture „SUAS reTIRE s.r.o.“ in the Czech Republic. Under the terms of the agreement, Pyrum is taking a 49 % stake in the equity of the new joint venture, which will develop, build and operate a state-of-the-art recycling plant in the Czech Republic provides. By successfully securing its equity share of around € 8.6 million, Pyrum has taken an important step towards full project financing. Another major milestone is the Conclusion of a long-term oil purchase agreement over ten years for the pyrolysis oil produced at the future plant – a strong signal of confidence in Pyrum’s technology and the future viability of the project.

Continental is integrating even more renewable and recycled materials into its tire production. Committed to the principles of the circular economy, the tire manufacturer is also motivating its suppliers to increasingly develop and provide sustainable materials to manufacture tires. While Continental's share of renewable and recycled materials in tire production averaged 26 percent in 2024, the company's goal is to increase this figure to at least 40 percent within the next five years.