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Israel Passes New Tyre Recycling Law

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A new recycling law was passed by Israel’s parliament, the Knesset, which mandates that tyre manufacturers and importers collect used tyres and hand them in for recycling.

According to the Globes business news service, used tyre dealers will also be required to return scrap tyres to importers and exporters, who will then hand them in for recycling.

The law, proposed by Kadima Knesset member Michael Nudelman and the Environment Ministry, will take effect in mid 2007.

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