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RUBBERISED ASPHALT AWARD
One of the new award sectors introdu- ced this year was the Rubberised Asphalt Award which is awarded in recognition of a particularly noteworthy contribution to the rubberised asphalt sector, thereby also validating the importance of this market to tyre recycling in general.
There were a variety of nominees ranging from big industrial companies like Tarmac, - cling agencies like Calrecycle. However, the eventual winner was the Indian company, Tinna Rubber, which has rapidly expanded as a fully integrated company converting waste tyres into downstream value-added products. The company is one of the largest recyclers of end-of-life-tyres in India and a leader in the rubberised asphalt sector in that country.
TINNA RUBBER RECOGNISED FOR
CONTRIBUTION TO RUBBERISED
ASPHALT SECTOR
Subodh Sharma
Commenting on the company’s win, Tinna Rubber’s COO and Director Subodh Shar- ma said: “It’s really a special moment, and we are glad of the recognition and that the kind of work we are doing is being recogni- sed. Tinna has been a pioneer in rubberised asphalt, and we have laid almost 500,000 kilometres across the nation.”