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In Video: Bee'ah rubber recycling plant in action

on Jul 14, 2010

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Sharjah will soon be home to the Gulf’s first road made from recycled rubber.

Bee’ah, a public/private waste management partnership, has just commissioned its US $50m plant for turning the discarded rubber in to a new material which can be used for making a number of products, the most significant of which is used in a new kind of asphalt for resurfacing roads.

Company Managing Director Samer Kamal explains how recycled rubber tyres can be applied for greater good in an exclusive interview with Mona Ibellini.

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I WILL LIKE TO BE LINKED WITH THE COMPANY AS AM INTERESTED IN THE IMPORTATION OF THE RUBBER BRICKS TO MY COUNTRY

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Mudashiru S. Kayode (Aug 30, 2010)
Abuja, Federal Capital Territory
Nigeria

REQUEST FOR CONTACT WITH BEE'AH TYRE RECYCLE FACTORY
I WILL LIKE TO BE LINKED WITH THE COMPANY AS AM INTERESTED IN THE IMPORTATION OF THE RUBBER BRICKS TO MY COUNTRY

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