The global Reclaimed Rubber from Devulcanization Market was valued at USD 577.36 million in 2024. Looking forward, the market is projected to grow to USD 1,489.36 million by 2034, exhibiting a CAGR of ...

New Delhi, March 10, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The global reclaimed rubber from devulcanization market was valued at US$ 572.30 million in 2024 and is expected to reach US$ 1,493.82 million by 2033, ...

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C.—Between devulcanization, rubberized asphalt and fine-mesh rubber powders, rubber recycling was a prominent theme at the 29th annual Clemson University Tire Industry Conference ...

The Rubber Division, ACS, Spring Technical Meeting features two days of presentations focused on emerging strategies to improve the sustainability and supply security of rubber materials. They ...

REP International S.A.S. has made an acquisition in the last month that gives it the resources and ability to devulcanize rubber scraps to reintroduce them into the production chain. The Lyon-Corbas, ...

In 2009, a company called SNRG Corp. announced the purchase of an advanced rubber devulcanization technology. The firm said it would use the process to build a facility in Houston to extract 80 ...

The demand for reclaimed rubber from devulcanization is gaining momentum globally, with Europe and North America leading the adoption due to stringent environmental regulations and a well-established ...

WATERLOO, Ontario (Feb. 9, 2010) — A start-up company that plans to devulcanize recycled tire rubber has received $750,000 in financing from First Leaside Visions II Limited Partnership, a venture ...

Italy-based rubber recycler says funds will help it expand capacity and its geographic range. Rubber Conversion says it has patented what it calls cutting-edge industrial technology for rubber ...

Tyromer Inc., a company established by the University of Waterloo to commercialize a better way to recycle scrap tire rubber and to manage scrap tires, has announced the opening of its facility, ...

WATERLOO, Ontario (Feb. 9, 2010)—A start-up company that plans to devulcanize recycled tire rubber has received $750,000 in financing from First Leaside Visions II Limited Partnership, a venture ...