Insights into Tyre Recycling Trends in Russia
The tyre recycling industry in Russia faces challenges such as a lack of nationwide tyre collecting system and low demand for rubber crumb. With only 10% of used tyres being recycled currently, there is a pressing need to increase recycling rates to reduce the 100 billion metric tons of waste stored in dumps across the country. Despite obstacles, new tyre recycling plants are emerging, indicating a shift towards sustainability and waste management in the industry.
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Tyre recycling trends in Russia by Vladislav Vorotnikov
Key facts & figures 100 billion mtof waste stored at the dumps in Russia Waste dumps occupy 4 million ha, growing every year 1 million used tyresRussia produces per year Only 10% used tyresend up at recycling plants The task is to recycle at least 30% used tyresfrom 2020
Russian tyre recycling industry is likely to be concentrated in the main production areas
Challenges Imported equipment fails to recycle tyreswith nylon cord No nationwide tyrecollecting system Low demand for rubber crumb on the domestic market
Mechanically recycled Russian nylon-cord tyres (1) and imported European tyres (2) 1. 2.
Low demand for rubber crumb on the domestic market
New tyre recycling plants are being launched in Russia
