The TNU Collective System has started its National Information Round in Zaragoza on Royal Decree 712/2025, approved on 26 December
The conference, held on Thursday 13th November, brought together producers, importers and distributors of tyres from Aragon, with the aim of offering them practical information and resolving doubts about the application of the new legal framework that will regulate the management of End-of-Life Tyres.
The new regulation redefines the obligations of tyre producers and importers, reinforcing transparency, traceability and the circular economy throughout the sector, and represents a qualitative leap in the environmental management of end-of-life tyres, by introducing greater control, shared responsibility and communication between all the agents involved.
The Royal Decree introduces a stricter framework for producers, establishing mandatory adherence to a single SCRAP, the reinforcement of the traceability of the registration number, reformulating prevention plans for producers, the environmental modulation of economic contributions and a significant increase in information and transparency obligations.
In statements by Juan Ramón Pérez, president of TNU; “the priority is that our member producers and workshops have accurate, orderly and accessible information to be able to adapt with legal certainty to this new regulation”. This informative process, he added, will allow companies to know exactly what they must modify in their procedures and how to comply from day one.
The operational director of TNU, Javier de Jesús Landesa, also stressed that “the Royal Decree requires much more rigorous traceability and constant communication with the SCRAP; Our role is to accompany producers so that this transition is clear and without uncertainties.”
The tour will continue through other Spanish cities until the communication to all the companies adhering to the system is completed.
