Carib Cement and Jamaican government sign MOU to dispose of used tyres
Cement Kiln for Jamaican Tyres
Government of Jamaica and the Caribbean Cement Company have signed a memorandum of understanding that will allow for end-of-life tyres located at Riverton City and other disposal sites across the island to be disposed of by the cement company.
Under the 10-year National Programme Carib Cement will safely destroy approximately 320,000 tyres a year, which will be used to make clinker—a nodular material used as the binder in cement products.
Costs associated with the programme, which includ...
Cement Kiln for Jamaican Tyres
Government of Jamaica and the Caribbean Cement Company have signed a memorandum of understanding that will allow for end-of-life tyres located at Riverton City and other disposal sites across the island to be disposed of by the cement company.
Under the 10-year National Programme Carib Cement will safely destroy approximately 320,000 tyres a year, which will be used to make clinker—a nodular material used as the binder in cement products.
Costs associated with the programme, which includ...
