European Waste Catalogue
Tyres are 16 01 03. Other rubber — belts, seals, offcuts — is usually 07 02 99 from manufacturing, 19 12 04 from sorting plants, or 16 01 99 from vehicle dismantling.
Also searched as: rubber waste, rubber offcuts, conveyor belts, seals
Have a 16 01 03 stream? See the dossier that replaces the feasibility study.
See the validation dossier~8–9 million vehicles/year EU · €100–600/tonne (steel scrap; catalytic converter PGMs premium)
Primary buyers include Dismantling of wrecks and Manufacture of basic iron and steel.
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End-of-life tyres
End-of-life tyres
Waste sorting output — plastic and rubber
Plastic and rubber
Rubber manufacturing — wastes not otherwise specified
Wastes not otherwise specified
Source: EUR-Lex Commission Decision 2000/532/EC — European Waste Catalogue
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Recovery tiers only. For numbers that survive a technical review, see the validation dossier.