For a long time, plastic recycling has occupied an awkward position in business logic—enterprises engaged in recycling out of social responsibility or policy pressure, yet often struggled to achieve economic…

Recovered carbon black refers to the carbon black material recovered from waste tires, waste rubber, and other waste streams through pyrolysis or other chemical treatment processes. It offers advantages such…

Approximately 350 million tons of plastic waste are generated each year globally, yet less than 10% is recycled. The fundamental reason lies in the inherent “ceiling” of traditional mechanical recycling—it…

Within the grand narrative of the global circular economy and the “dual-carbon” goals, a Chinese enterprise is quietly reshaping the global landscape of the scrap tire treatment industry. Niutech, a…

Traditional plastic treatment methods—landfilling and incineration—are facing mounting environmental and policy pressures. Against this backdrop, chemical recycling technology has emerged as a new direction and new hope for plastic pollution…

Scrap tires are currently one of the most abundant solid wastes produced globally, with over one billion generated each year. Faced with this stubborn waste that is difficult to degrade…

As a key technology for solving plastic pollution and promoting the circular economy, chemical recycling of plastics is facing unprecedented development opportunities. However, in its journey toward large-scale commercialization, this…

Due to their complex composition—including natural and synthetic rubber, carbon black, and various chemical additives—scrap tires are extremely difficult to decompose in nature, taking over a hundred years to break…

In April 2026, the European Union submitted a draft revision of Regulation (EU) 2022/1616 to the World Trade Organization (WTO), marking a new phase in the EU’s oversight of recycled…