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California Waste Tire Market Trends 2018: Recycling Rate, Diversion Rate, and Market Outlook

This report provides an overview of the 2018 waste tire market trends in California, including recycling and diversion rates, infrastructure overview, and an outlook on diversion and recycling. It also includes information on tire-derived products and their suppliers, as well as 15-year trends by market segment. The report highlights considerations and positive demand trends in various sectors, such as crumb/ground rubber, civil engineering, TDF applications, alternative daily cover, and disposal. The short-term outlook focuses on growing recycling and diversion, end-of-life TDP management trends, and upcoming updates, conferences, and collaborations.

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California Waste Tire Market Trends 2018: Recycling Rate, Diversion Rate, and Market Outlook

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  1. 2018 California Waste Tire Market TrendsDraft FindingsEd Boisson, Boisson ConsultingMay 20, 2019

  2. In memory of Richard Snyder, President and CEO U.S. Rubber Recycling, Inc. and Robert Davis, President and Managing Director Rubber Recovery, Inc.

  3. Overview: 2018 California Tire Flows Recycling Rate 37% Diversion Rate 82%

  4. Infrastructure Overview Market Trends Diversion and Recycling Outlook

  5. California Tire-Derived Product Catalog https://www2.calrecycle.ca.gov/TDPCatalog/

  6. Tire-Derived Material Feedstock Suppliers California Tire-Derived Product Catalog https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/tires/products/catalog

  7. Tire-Derived Product Manufacturers California Tire-Derived Product Catalog https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/tires/products/catalog

  8. TDP Installers California Tire-Derived Product Catalog https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/tires/products/catalog

  9. Tire-Derived Paving Materials & Product Suppliers California Tire-Derived Product Catalog https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/tires/products/catalog

  10. Retreaders California Tire-Derived Product Catalog https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/tires/products/catalog

  11. Testing and Inspection Companies California Tire-Derived Product Catalog https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/tires/products/catalog

  12. 15-Year Trend by Market Segment

  13. Reuse: Up Slightly to 90K Tons Retreads: Estimated Slightly Down, 47.9K tons Used Tires: 3% to 42.7K Tons (8.4% of Total) • Considerations • Estimated Flows • Steady Economy • New Tariffs

  14. Crumb/Ground Rubber: Up 29% to 87.7K Tons Paving: 2 - 10%: Turf Infill: 5-20% Ground Rubber: 75 - 125% Molded/Other: 75 - 100% • Considerations • Positive Demand Trend • SB1 Funding • PG+X? • Ongoing Studies • Under Utilized Capacity • Potential for Growth

  15. Civil Engineering: Down 20% to 5.2K Tons • Considerations • Relatively Consistent Landfill Use • Project-Specific Bursts • Increase Projected in 2019 15.8K Tons Landfill Applications: 28% to 4.0K Tons Other Applications: 30% to 1.1K Tons

  16. TDF (In-State): Up 6% to 80.1K Tons • Considerations • Steady Economy • Roughly Steady Use –Near Permit Maximums • Additional 9.5K Tons Originated Out-of-State

  17. TDF (Exported): Up 19% to 135.2K Tons • Considerations • Steady TDF Pricing and Demand • Vietnam Bale Market Closed Early 2018 Size-Reduced TDF: 14% to 99.2K Tons Baled TDF: 38% to 36.0K Tons

  18. Alternative Daily Cover: Down 1% to 18.0K Tons • Considerations • 3 Northern CA Landfills Reporting • 1 Of These Will Close in 2019

  19. Disposal: Down 22% to 90.5K Tons • Considerations • 7 Landfills Account for 98% of Disposal • Distributed North and South • Rising Landfill Tip Fees

  20. Short-Term Outlook: Growing Recycling and Diversion

  21. End-of-Life TDP Management Trends • Asphalt Rubber Pavement Recycled with RAP at High Rate • CalRecycle Sponsored Tests of RAP in New AR Pavement • Increasing Trend to Reuse Turf Infill • Mostly as Part of Infill in Replacement Fields • Sometimes in Base Layer of Replacement Field • Some Reuse in Other Applications • Very Little Activity with Other TDPs • Additional Research Underway

  22. Other TOMA Updates • Continuing TDP Outreach and Education • AIA Lunch & Learns, Trade Shows, Other Venues • Invitation to Collaborate • Catalog Update This Summer • Supporting Organization of Next CalRecycle Tire Conference (March 18-19, 2020) • Pilot Student Competition: Tire Recycling Innovation Track • Part of University of San Diego’s Global Social Innovation

  23. Conclusions • 2018 Recycling Uptick! • Turf Infill Declining • Wait and See: OEHHA and EPA Crumb Rubber Studies • Potential for Recycling Growth • Crumb Rubber Permitted Capacity • Positive Trends for Paving and Molded/Other • 2020 Big Bump for Civil Engineering Expected

  24. Ed Boisson ed@boissonconsulting.com 415-499-0919 Send Comments by May 31 Sally French Sally.French@CalRecycle.ca.gov, (916) 341-6432 Questions?

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