WHY WE USE RECYLED NATURAL RUBBER FROM GERMANY

1. Waste Reduction

Recycled rubber significantly reduces the amount of waste that ends up in landfills. Old tires and other rubber products take up a lot of space and take a long time to decompose. Recycling these materials decreases waste and extends landfill lifespans.

2. Energy Savings

Producing new synthetic rubber requires substantial amounts of energy and raw materials, primarily petroleum. Recycled rubber uses less energy because most of the material is already present and only needs processing. This reduces dependency on fossil fuels and lowers CO2 emissions.

3. Conservation of Natural Resources

Natural rubber comes from the sap of the rubber tree (Hevea brasiliensis). Sustainable cultivation of these trees is possible with good plantation management. Using natural rubber instead of synthetic reduces reliance on petroleum products, easing the pressure on non-renewable resources.

4. Pollution Reduction

The production of synthetic rubber can cause significant environmental pollution, including the release of harmful substances into air and water. Recycled rubber and sustainably sourced natural rubber have smaller ecological footprints and contribute less to pollution.

5. Diverse Applications

Recycled rubber is used in various fields, from making new tires to flooring, playground surfaces, and insulation materials. These diverse uses help reduce the demand for new raw materials and minimize environmental impact.

6. Promotion of Circular Economy

Recycling rubber and using natural rubber contribute to a circular economy. This approach aims to keep materials and products in use for as long as possible, maximizing their value and minimizing waste.