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The economic impact of the EU tyre manufacturing industry

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#TRACTION4CHANGE: ETRMA’s Manifesto for the next EU political mandate

ETRMA’s key policy recommendations for the European automotive ecosystem

These recommendations need to be accompanied and supported by a wider strategy that considers the whole automotive supply chain as critical.

TyreAWARE : how to keep your tyres safe

Tyre and Road Wear Particles

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ETRMA is the voice of the tyre and rubber goods producers to the EU Institutions. Its activities focus on representation, co-ordination, communication, promotion and technical liaison.

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Tyres-as-a-Service can support a Smart and Sustainable Mobility

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17 September 2019

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19 March 2025

Connected Roads: Why sector-specific legislation is key to a fair automotive market

The Data Act establishes fundamental principles for cross-sector data sharing but leaves critical gaps in addressing the unique challenges of the automotive sector. While it aims to foste...

12 March 2025

Mobility Matters: Strengthening Europe’s Automotive Industrial Plan

How could the new European Commission's approach support the tyre industry?

26 February 2025

Mobility Matters: The Tyre Industry’s Perspective on the Clean Industrial Deal

How could the new European Commission's approach support the tyre industry?

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♻️ A strong #CircularEconomy is essential for Europe’s resource security, with #tyres playing a vital role. Policies can enhance tyre circularity by:

🛞Encouraging the adoption of retreaded tyres for trucks and buses through financial incentives, public procurement, and…

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♻️ 🔥Did you know that tyres can (safely) burn without oxygen and get a second life? Pyrolysis is a thermochemical process that breaks down end-of-life tyres into secondary raw materials, transforming them into valuable resources:

🛢️ Recovered oil – a potential feedstock for…

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💡 91% of chemical companies report a digital skills gap—and 39% call it a major challenge.

From data analytics to cybersecurity, the industry needs digital expertise now.
#ChemSkillsEU #EUProjects

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The economic impact of the EU tyre manufacturing industry

#TRACTION4CHANGE: ETRMA’s Manifesto for the next EU political mandate

ETRMA’s key policy recommendations for the European automotive ecosystem

TyreAWARE : how to keep your tyres safe

Tyre and Road Wear Particles

Driving change

Members

Industry in figures

Who we are

Tyres-as-a-Service can support a Smart and Sustainable Mobility

Key Topics

Tyre Regulations

Mobility

Materials

Industry Competitiveness

Tyre and Road Wear Particles

Circular Economy

What’s new

Connected Roads: Why sector-specific legislation is key to a fair automotive market

Mobility Matters: Strengthening Europe’s Automotive Industrial Plan

Mobility Matters: The Tyre Industry’s Perspective on the Clean Industrial Deal

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