Tyre Stewardship Australia

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Tyre Stewardship Australia Sustainability Commitments

2026

Push for mandatory participation

TSA says Australia needs a mandatory participation scheme for tyres, either at national or state level, to improve circularity. It argues that the current voluntary model can only deliver limited growth. The organisation wants governments to act on this and says stronger rules are needed to stop free-riding and improve recovery outcomes across the tyre supply chain.

2024

Support circular economy targets

TSA links its work to the Australian Government’s 2024 Circular Economy Framework, which aims to double the country’s circularity rate. The framework includes targets to reduce material footprint by 10%, lift materials productivity by 30%, and safely recover 80% of resources. TSA presents its tyre work as part of helping meet those national goals.

About Tyre Stewardship Australia

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 25 - 100
  • Industry
  • Automotive
  • Country
  • Australia
  • Founded
  • 2014
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