No, not yet, because used tire recycling is a changing waste to treasure, beneficial and harmless industry, all countries in the world value waste tire recycling very much, not only will not set policy barriers, but also through legislation, subsidies, tax relief and other measures to full support of waste tire recycling, such as:
1). As early as in 1992, Canada established waste tire recycling management committee, and through legislation, charge C$4 from each new tire as recycling fund, and ensure the fund will be used on used tire recycling projects, the used tire recycling company not only no need buy used tires, but also can get about C$2-4 subsidies for recycling each used tire.
2). In United States, the provisions of the legislation in 1994 stating that the state funded asphalt roads, asphalt must contain 5% of rubber powder, waste tire recycling enterprises also no need to spend money to get used tires, and can get government subsidies of $2.5-4 for recycling each used tire.
3).In France, since 2002, implementing waste recycling treatment policy, requires all living garbage and industrial waste including used tires must be recycled.
4). In Finland, in addition to the government to formulate strict laws, but also supplemented in technology development and market cultivation. At present, Finland used tire recycling industries yearly create wealth of billions of dollars, and provide thousands of jobs.
5). There are some countries authorize used tire recycling enterprises enjoy lower tax rate or even zero tax rat.
6). There are some countries give priority loans to the used tire recycling enterprises, so that used tire recycling enterprises can develop rapidly and eliminating more and more used tires.
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