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More than 95% of Used Tyres recovered in Europe - NEW ! 

ETRMA claims that the market for tyre derived products has become sustainable and economically viable

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Industry Guideline on tyre labelling (July 2010) - NEW ! 

Industry Guideline [J uly 2010] on tyre labelling (EU Regulation 1222/2009) to promote the use of fuel-efficient and safe tyres with low noise levels

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REPLACEMENT OF HIGH AROMATIC OILS IN TYRES  - NEW ! 

 - ETRMA Q&A (update 12 July 2010)

 - ISO21461: The ONLY method to demonstrate compliance with tyres

 - PAH Annex XVII entry 50

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Tyre Labelling Regulation : Adopted  

Tyre buyers will be better informed about the fuel-efficiency, safety and noise performance of their tyres, thanks to a mandatory tyre label, adopted today ...

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Tyre noise : legal requirements :

Implementation of Directive 2001/43/EC on new tyres: ‘s’ marking as from 1st October 09

Summary of the legal noise requirements applicable over the next few year from 1st October 2009 : Question & Answers

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General Safety Regulation : Adopted

The adoption on 22 June 09 by the Council of Ministers of the Regulation (COM(2008)316) setting new type-approval requirements for the general safety of motor vehicles and tyres is a new step in recognising the importance of promoting tyre performances integrated approach by considering both safety and environmental performance requirements in the same legislative text...

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Annual Report

 

REACH

 

REACH

REACH for tyre and rubber industry:     

 

- Natural rubber and Latex - Pre-registration to be de-activated - NEW!

- Emission Factor Guidance for Formulation and Industrial Use - NEW!

- Use Descriptor System

- Generic Exposure Scenarios

- REACH FAQ - Rubber Industry

- Guidelines for recovered rubber
- Guidance: Natural Rubber within REACH