Project Stakeholders
Industry consultation throughout the development of this programme is important.
A coalition of industry representatives came together to form the Tyrewise Working Group developing a stewardship programme for ELTs.
The following gave their committment to participate in this working group:
- Bridgestone NZ / Firestone NZ (leading brand owner)
- Goodyear Dunlop NZ (leading brand owner)
- Motor Trade Association (MTA) (represents over 4,000 automotive businesses)
- Motor Industry Association (MIA) (imported new cars)
- VIA (imported used cars)
- Automobile Association (AA) (more than 1.3 million members)
- Local Government New Zealand (conduit to regional and territorial levels)
- Value Tyres (tyre importer)
- Ministry for the Environment (MfE) – observer on the working group
- 3R Group (3R) and Product Stewardship Foundation (PSF) (facilitators of process)
- WBCSD Tire Working Group (includes all major tyre companies selling their products in NZ)
Tyre Collectors, Processors and End Users
Beyond this working group there are other interested parties who are involved. These include Tyre Collectors, Processors and End Users and the Scrap Metal Recyclers Association who represent the sector who deal with the tyres at the end of their useful life, and the Hazardous Substances Technical Liaison Committees (HSTLC) which incorporates (regionally) participants from health, fire, local and regional government and which has an interest in the downstream effects of poor practice around ELT management.
It’s important to have your say!
If you represent an industry organisation or company which would like to be involved with Tyrewise please complete this form and send us information about your business or contact info@ tyrewise.co.nz or check out Get Involved!.