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The disposal service subsegment called recycling is projected to cross 25 billion tonnes by 2034. The growing emphasis on adopting technology-driven waste recycling solutions coupled with technological integration aligns with the increasing focus on sustainability, will boost the implementation of environmentally friendly practices across industries. The integration of innovative technologies is improving waste processing capabilities, enabling higher recycling rates and reducing the need for landfill disposal for various solid waste materials including paper, plastics, and wood, and many others.
Based on source, the equipment manufacturing segment is set to observe a growth rate of over 1.5% through 2034. The growth of both domestic and international trade, along with the widespread use of plastic packaging for transporting raw materials and finished products, has driven increased production levels in the equipment manufacturing sector. Additionally, shifting consumer preferences towards manufactured goods, particularly in developing regions such as Asia Pacific, have contributed to a substantial rise in industrial solid waste volumes, further stimulating business growth.
The U.S. industrial solid waste management market is projected to surpass USD 370 billion through 2034 on account of the availability of encouraging regulatory policies by local, state, and federal governments. Moreover, rapid advancements in technology and a rising focus on innovation in waste management are driving the development of new initiatives. Simultaneously, the implementation of stricter waste disposal regulations and the widespread adoption of favorable policies, such as the Polluter-Pays Principle, are shaping the long-term business landscape.
Moreover, the industry players have been significantly increasing their investments in new manufacturing plants as part of a broader strategy to enhance waste processing capabilities and meet growing environmental demands. For instance, in October 2024, Eco Waste Solutions, a New York based company announced to inaugurate its recently renovated manufacturing unit located in Batavia city of the state. The production facility is focused primarily on the development of the Expeditionary Solid Waste Disposal Systems (ESWDS) for the national army.