Yesterday, Tyrewise held a workshop at The Round Trip: Tyre and Conveyor Belt Recycling Summit, aiming to help spread knowledge and information to advance the use of rubberised asphalt in New Zealand
The Tyrewise workshop focused on advancing the use of crumb rubber in road construction and maintenance, ahead of the Round Trip 2025 summit, bringing together technical specialists, civil industry leaders, recyclers, and procurers from across New Zealand and Australia.
By leveraging international expertise, including that of Dr H. Barry Takallou from CRM Rubber, California, the workshop explored how circular materials can deliver better-performing, longer-lasting, and more sustainable roads. The workshop is a part of Tyrewise’s commitment to building a resilient domestic market for end-of-life tyres and supporting innovation that keeps tyres in play.
The 2025 Round Trip Summit officially starts today, on October 15, at the National Transport Research Organisation (NTRO), Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
