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Ecolomondo Corporation, a leading Canadian innovator in sustainable scrap tire recycling technology, is proud to announce that it has concluded amending agreements to loans with Export Development Canada (EDC). The conclusion with EDC of these amending agreements is an extremely important step forward that should allow the Company to not only benefit from improved working capital but also give investors a higher level of confidence, which is pivotal for the Company to achieve its strategic goals.

UK-based tyre recycler Big Atom has formed an official partnership with Tyre Spot, a large independent tyre wholesaler in the Northeast of England. The agreement aims to improve the efficiency and compliance of used tyre disposal across Tyre Spot’s network.

Following the media expose on UK used tyre exports to India, UK industry leaders set out next steps to support British government response to end environmentally devastating trade Friday 04 April, the UK’s Tyre Recovery Association (TRA) has written to the Steve Reed MP, the Environment Secretary and offered to support the British policy makers review of the UK’s tyre waste policy. The British government is under growing pressure to take immediate action to end export of whole end-of-life (ELT) whole tyres following the BBC and Source Material investigation which exposed the damage caused by UK waste in India.

Fornnax Technology, a global leader in recycling equipment manufacturing, has been honored with the prestigious Green Innovation of the Year award at the 8th Indian Cement Review (ICR) Awards 2025. The award recognizes the SR-MAX2500 Primary Shredder, an advanced solution that is transforming municipal solid waste (MSW) recycling and refuse-derived fuel (RDF) production, helping cement and waste-to-energy industries reduce their reliance on fossil fuels.

FORNNAX Technology, a leading name in India's recycling equipment manufacturing sector, has achieved a significant milestone with the Groundbreaking (Bhoomi Pujan) ceremony for its expansive 23-acre manufacturing site in Gujarat, India. Specializing in high-capacity and heavy-duty recycling equipment such as shredders and granulators, FORNNAX is set on a strategic path to strengthen its foothold in both Indian and global markets, aspiring to become a global leader in the recycling industry. The new facility is poised to be among the largest in the world, with an aim to produce around 250 machinery units annually by 2030.

Ecolomondo Corporation is pleased to announce that it has received and began the installation of its new milling line, as planned. The Company recently received the delivery of its new milling line purchased in August 2024. The Company has been preparing for the installation of the new milling line for several months to ensure its installation would be as seamless as possible.

Seal tires, equipped with a self-sealing protective layer, may seem like a convenient solution at first glance. However, they pose significant ecological and safety concerns that cannot be overlooked. The Recycling Challenge: The silicone-based sealing layer makes Seal tires non-recyclable.

Fornnax Technology invites you to visit its booth at the World Future Energy Summit 2025 - Eco Waste, a prestigious global event that gathers pioneering minds, industry influencers, and innovative solutions to shape a sustainable future. Explore Fornnax's revolutionary recycling equipment, including Primary Shredders, Secondary Shredders, and Granulators, designed for processing tyres, municipal solid waste, cables, e-waste, aluminium, and many other industrial applications.

Ecolomondo Corporation, a leading innovator in sustainable tire recycling technology, announces that it expects to soon receive its new milling line. As previously announced, the Company was in the final stages of the commercialization of its Hawkesbury TDP facility when it discovered a major deficiency in its recovered carbon black milling line that was already installed. After numerous months of testing, the milling line was incapable to achieve the promised output of 1,600 lbs per hour of recovered carbon black (rCB) nor was it capable to yield a particle size of 10-15 microns, the particle size promised and required by most of the Company’s rCB off-takers.