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Silicone treatment could offer a low-cost, efficient recovery of SBR rubber materials. The process needs refinement and research into new markets

Gradeall offers baler targeted at shipping tyres. Container width bales make loading simpler.

Tanzanian project reminds the world that recycling has many guises and sometimes simple processes have many benefits. Mabaki Mali takes her tyre furniture to a Pan-African market.

Yet more ill-informed discussion on artificial turf. The Welsh Assembly discusses an emotive issue and faces calls for tighter controls of artificial sports surfaces

ELDAN Recycling has announced the launch of their new Twin Shaft Clean-Cut Shredder.

Indian and German researchers have developed a new devulcanisation process. The developers claim that this process is superior to other available techniques.

The Association for Finnish Work has awarded Finnish-based TANA’s waste treatment machinery the Key flag symbol in recognition of a product made in Finland.

Mexican researcher develops self-repairing asphalt that reacts with water. The developer has hopes of commercialising the product.

Belgian research suggests no link to cancer from crumb rubber. However, Zinc is released into the water-course. Supplementary research is suggested.

Italian equestrian fair utilises recycled rubber. Tests have shown that there are many benefits to using recycled rubber in arenas and walkways.