Tyre Digital Product Passport
Target value chain
Tyres
Target Circular Strategy
Tyre Production, Reatread Reclycle, Recycle, Recover Material.
Pilot Description
Within CIRPASS-2, Michelin leads a team of 7 stakeholders in 3 different countries to experience the Tyre Digital Product Passport (RFID – ISO Standard for electronic tyre ID and GDSO: tyre industry dataspace). Michelin and its partners are convinced that the digitisation of tyres is a key lever to improve the circular economy. We believe that the Tyre DPP is an opportunity to:
- design and promote more sustainable tyres;
- give easy access to tyre information to better retread and recycle them;
- find new valorization channels to recover material from end-of-life tyres.
Information about the pilot ecosystem
Scandinavian Enviro systems AB
Recycler of end of life tyres via pyrolysis / partner
BASF SE
Recycler / partner
Pneuhage
Tyre Retreader / partner
Svensk Däckåtervinning AB
Recycler – Tyre eco-organisme / Observator - partner
Aliapur
Eco-organism - ELT collector recycler / Observator - partner
REGOM
Manufacturer of sorting machines and lines for used tyres / partner
TC Transport
Transportation and services Group - / collector partner
EUROMASTER
European tyre services and maintenance specialist / partner
RECAMIC
Retreader / partner
Global Data Service Organisation for Tyres and Automotive Components (GDSO)
DPP Access Provider / Tyre Pilot - Governance Body
GS1
Not-for-profit international organisation created to facilitate and automate exchanges between partners using a unique identification system / Tyre ID standard provider - Partner
AZuR – Allianz Zukunft Reifen
Alliance for the circular economy of tyres / partner
