Tyres burn while Government Ministers for ‘Waste and Recycling’ fiddle Tyre Recovery Association write to Mary Creagh, Minister for Waste and Recycling, to warn that time is running out for UK tyre recovery capability and call for immediate action Threat…
TRA Confirms Date and Venue for its 2025 Briefing Day THE TRA 2025 BRIEFING DAY - DATE AND VENUE ANNOUNCED This years’ Briefing Day event will take place on Tuesday 16th September 2025 so diarise it now. The…
TRA, ITMA, BTMA, NTDA, representing every stage of car tyre industry, write to Secretary of State, Steve Reed MP Following Labour’s first budget, UK industry call for reforms to improve environmental management, secure British industry and contribute to national wealth…
TRA announces agenda for Annual Conference Day, 2024 UK Tyre Recovery Association celebrates 25 years and its Silver Jubilee UK used tyre recycling industry bosses gather to call on the new government to advance opportunities and innovation necessary to secure…
Manifesto - Supporting Tyre Recycling in the United Kingdom - FINAL
Industry alarm at lack of progress to update UK waste regulations – pressure mounts India’s ATMA reveals UK role in export of polluting baled end-of-life tyres European Union updates legislation to clamp down on polluting waste exports to non-OECD nations…
European nations are leading contributors to the pollution, environmental damage and safety concerns caused by large scale export of end-of-life tyres (ELTs), according to the Indian tyre trade body the Automotive Tyre Manufacturers’ Association (ATMA). Figures show there was a…
Britain must face up to the reality of its actions if it is to live up to His Majesty’s Government rhetoric, says the Tyre Recovery Association. The disruption caused by Houthi attacks on international shipping have lifted the veil many…
Britain faces an environmental assault from the illegal disposal of end-of-life tyres as the impact of the Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping come home to roost. With 75% of the UK’s waste tyres heading to the Indian sub-continent via…
The announcement by DEFRA that the current exemptions regime for the handling of mechanically-recovered end-of-life tyres (known as T8 Exemptions) will be withdrawn is welcomed by the Tyre Recovery Association which has strongly advocated the move. The TRA’s fully permitted…