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ETRA - The European Tyre Recycling Association

ETRA activities

Welcome to the home of the leading organisation respresenting the tyre and rubber recycling industry in Europe.  ETRA is the only pan-European body that represents the independent tyre recycling sector in Europe. ETRA represents the industry in Brussels and is a key co-ordinator in a number of research Projects, assisting in joining partners, applying for funding and working to bring new solutions to old problems, bringing research and industry together to target high value solutions. ETRA is involved in developing a wider awareness of tyre recycling and the uses to which tyre derived materials can be put to. Driving the recycling process up the hierarchy towards higher value projects. Read more About Us.

ETRA organises a number of events each year with the aim of developing awareness of the potential of tyre derived materials as new raw materials as an alternative to using valuable natural resources, or as the base raw material for new ways of producing high value products such as Silicon Carbide, for example. A key area of interest is in the use of recycled rubber materials in civil engineering and this is highlighted at the Flex in the City seminars.

Latest news From ETRA

Is the infill ban the scapegoat to divert attention from ...
On the 26thApril 2023 the EU member states voted to support a revised REACH Restriction proposal on intentionally added microplastics, which includes a ban of recycled rubber infill materials used in synthetic turf surfaces after a transition period of eight years, before the placing on the market ...
28th ETRA Conference on Tyre Recycling
142 persons from 36 countries worldwide registered to the 28th ETRA Conference, which was held in Brussels Wednesday through Friday 29 -31 March. Some of them, owing to Visa delays or flight cancellations were unable to attend. However it has been the most attended ETRA Conference ever. Extra ...

ETRA event

28th ETRA Conference on Tyre Recycling
Tyre Recycling in a changing economy: what are the opportunities? The 28th Annual ETRA Conference on Tyre Recycling will take place Wednesday through Friday, 29 - 31 March 2023 at Le Louise Hotel in Brussels. The 2023 ETRA Conference will be back in its usual March slot in the very heart of ...

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