The Tire and Rubber Association of Canada (TRAC) has confirmed the full programme for its Rubber Recycling Symposium, taking place 8–9 October 2025 in Calgary, Alberta. The two-day event will assemble manufacturers, recyclers, researchers and policymakers to share the latest advances and regulatory insights in end-of-life tyre management and circularity.
Experts from Europe, Canada and the United States will compare policy frameworks, market trends and collection models, setting the scene for cross-border collaboration.
Researchers will present progress on safer antidegradant chemistries and other material innovations aimed at reducing environmental impact.
Regulators and stewardship bodies will explain forthcoming reporting duties for tyre sector stakeholders under the federal registry.
New data on rubber-modified asphalt and tyre-derived aggregate will be shared, with case studies on cost-benefit and carbon savings.
Industry leaders will assess declining retread volumes, trade pressures and strategies to safeguard this critical circular pathway.
OEMs will outline decarbonisation roadmaps, renewable materials R&D and metrics now demanded by fleet customers.
Start-ups and academics will showcase chemical, devulcanisation and pyrolysis solutions moving from pilot to commercial scale.
A CEO panel and additional sessions round out a schedule designed to equip delegates with actionable intelligence for the year ahead.
For further information, TRAC advises prospective delegates to visit the symposium’s main page https://tracanada.ca/2025-rubber-recycling-symposium-program-and-speakers/ or contact event coordinator Michal Majernik: mmajernik@tracanada.ca
Tagged with: TRAC, Rubber Recycling Symposium, Calgary, tyre recycling, circular economy, 6PPD alternatives, rubber-modified asphalt, non-mechanical recycling, tyre retreading
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