Recycled Rubber Products
- GECA 03-2008 Recycled Rubber Products
- Status: Current
- Issue Date: Jan. 16, 2008
GECA 03-2008 - Recycled Rubber Products pertains to products made partially or fully from recycled rubber in the categories of:
- Agriculture & horticultures products;
- Building & construction material;
- Civil engineering products;
- Indoor & outdoor flooring and surface treatments;
- Containers;
- Marine & automotive products;
- Household & office supplies;
- Sporting goods;
- Tyres.
Products in Recycled Rubber Products
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