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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.

Designed for high-throughput processing, the Mars Mineral rCB pin mixer converts recovered Carbon Black from pyrolyzed ELTs into high-quality, ASTM-grade pellets for use in applications including paint and coatings, green tires, EV batteries, and more.

Robert Weibold – an internationally renowned expert in the field of tire recycling and tire pyrolysis – is speaking about rubber devulcanization market, trends and technology providers at Rubber Week 2026 in Vienna, Austria, on June 10 2026.

According to Circle Economy’s first estimate, the global economy loses around €25.4 trillion per year due to avoidable value loss associated with linear material use. This is equivalent to almost 31% of global Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In simple terms: for every €3 of economic value created, about €1 is lost through waste, inefficiency, premature disposal, energy losses, or asset deterioration.

The bridge paving project used a modified asphalt mix containing recycled tire rubber, highlighting how tire recycling can contribute to infrastructure development while supporting broader sustainability and circular economy goals.

The newly signed agreements establish potential commercial pathways for two of the facility’s primary output streams, recovered steel and tire-derived oil, subject to validation through initial production runs and laboratory analysis.

The certification confirms that FOR REC’s management systems align with internationally recognized standards covering occupational health, risk prevention, and continuous safety improvement as part of broader Quality, Health, Safety, and Environment (QHSE) practices.

The material is based on Kraiburg’s Thermolast K product range and incorporates both post-industrial and post-consumer recycled feedstocks. According to the companies, the new compound was designed to meet automotive requirements for quality, functionality, and manufacturability while increasing recycled material use.

The Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks in Ontario has proposed amendments to provincial waste regulations that could reshape how used tires are collected, processed, and managed under Ontario’s producer responsibility framework. The proposed updates apply to the Tires Regulation (O. Reg. 225/18), the Hazardous and Special Products Regulation (O. Reg. 449/21), and the Administrative Penalties Regulation (O. Reg. 558/22), all made under the Resource Recovery and Circular Economy Act, 2016.