Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer, P.A. Welcomes Roberto J. Benites to the Firm

WOODBRIDGE, N.J., March 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer, P.A. is pleased to announce that Roberto J. Benites has joined the firm as Counsel in its Workers’ Compensation Team in the Woodbridge office.

Mr. Benites returns to Wilentz, where he began his legal career, bringing more than 25 years of experience representing injured workers across New Jersey in all aspects of workers’ compensation matters.

Throughout his career, Mr. Benites has litigated trials involving claims for permanent disability benefits, death benefits on behalf of dependents of workers who died as a result of work-related causes, and motions seeking medical and temporary disability benefits. A fluent Spanish speaker, Mr. Benites has built long-standing and trusted relationships representing members of New Jersey’s Spanish-speaking community.

“We are all happy to welcome Rob back to the firm,” said John Anzalone, Co-Chair of the Personal Injury and Workers’ Compensation Teams. “Rob’s experience and dedication to advocating for injured workers further strengthen our team’s ability to pursue favorable outcomes for our clients.”

Mr. Benites’ return reflects the firm’s continued investment in its Workers’ Compensation practice and its commitment to serving injured workers throughout New Jersey.

Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer, P.A. is one of the largest and enduring law firms in New Jersey, offering legal services to corporate, individual and governmental clients in almost every area of the practice of law. Wilentz lawyers have practiced at the forefront of landmark cases, regulatory matters and high-profile transactions since its founding by David T. Wilentz in 1919. The firm is based in Woodbridge and has offices in Perth Amboy, Red Bank, New York City, and Philadelphia. For more information about Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer, P.A., visit www.wilentz.com.

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Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer, P.A. Welcomes Roberto J. Benites to the Firm

WOODBRIDGE, N.J., March 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer, P.A. is pleased to announce that Roberto J. Benites has joined the firm as Counsel in its Workers’ Compensation Team in the Woodbridge office.

Mr. Benites returns to Wilentz, where he began his legal career, bringing more than 25 years of experience representing injured workers across New Jersey in all aspects of workers’ compensation matters.

Throughout his career, Mr. Benites has litigated trials involving claims for permanent disability benefits, death benefits on behalf of dependents of workers who died as a result of work-related causes, and motions seeking medical and temporary disability benefits. A fluent Spanish speaker, Mr. Benites has built long-standing and trusted relationships representing members of New Jersey’s Spanish-speaking community.

“We are all happy to welcome Rob back to the firm,” said John Anzalone, Co-Chair of the Personal Injury and Workers’ Compensation Teams. “Rob’s experience and dedication to advocating for injured workers further strengthen our team’s ability to pursue favorable outcomes for our clients.”

Mr. Benites’ return reflects the firm’s continued investment in its Workers’ Compensation practice and its commitment to serving injured workers throughout New Jersey.

Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer, P.A. is one of the largest and enduring law firms in New Jersey, offering legal services to corporate, individual and governmental clients in almost every area of the practice of law. Wilentz lawyers have practiced at the forefront of landmark cases, regulatory matters and high-profile transactions since its founding by David T. Wilentz in 1919. The firm is based in Woodbridge and has offices in Perth Amboy, Red Bank, New York City, and Philadelphia. For more information about Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer, P.A., visit www.wilentz.com.

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AEG Partners With Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles to Inspire the Next Generation of Leaders

As part of its commitment to advancing gender equity and leadership development, AEG partnered with the Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles to host “A Night of Mentorship.” This immersive day-long experience was designed to connect aspiring young talent with established women leaders from across AEG’s business divisions.

On March 19, 2026, AEG mentors engaged with 30 local middle and high school Girl Scouts for an evening focused on confidence-building and career exploration. Through intentional dialogue and hands-on discussions, participants explored diverse career paths across sports, entertainment, and business, gaining firsthand insights into the power of resilience and community.

The program underscored the vital role mentorship plays in shaping the leaders of tomorrow.

“This experience created a supportive environment where Girl Scouts actively practiced public speaking, asking questions, and built confidence when engaging with adults. Just as impactful, our mentors left with deeper insight from youth perspectives – sparking more thoughtful consideration around how we design and deliver sports, concerts, and live events.” said Jenna Horton, Co-Chair at Women@AEG and Director of Soccer Programming & Operations at LA Galaxy.

“We believe representation and mentorship are critical to helping young women see what’s possible,” said Jamie Nguyen, Co-Chair at Women@AEG and Tour Coordinator at Concerts West. “By creating space for honest dialogue and connection, we can support the next generation of leaders as they begin to envision their future.”

In addition to career development, the experience incorporated environmental stewardship components by educating scouts on how individual actions, like reducing single-use plastics, contribute to global sustainability. To cap the day off, the group moved to Crypto.com Arena, where the Girl Scouts and mentors came together to cheer on the LA Kings during a high-energy match against the Philadelphia Flyers.

By investing in mentorship and leadership development, AEG continues to leverage its platform to empower young women to lead with purpose, confidence, and vision.

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Visitors are Invited to Experience the Spirit of Miami Beach — Where Pride, Passion, and Community Take Center Stage

Specialty Events Offer Travelers the Opportunity to Celebrate Diversity and Community through Meaningful Connection in April

MIAMI BEACH, Fla., March 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — This April, Miami Beach invites travelers from around the world to celebrate love, pride, and unforgettable experiences with a vibrant calendar of events, athletic competitions, and exclusive hotel offers designed to showcase the destination’s signature energy and inclusivity. From colorful Pride celebrations and beachside festivals to international fitness competitions and iconic sporting events, Miami Beach offers visitors an exciting reason to plan a spring getaway.

“Miami Beach is an award-winning city, recognized by the industry as a marquee destination to experience connection through specialty experiences and events travelers will only find in Miami Beach. We are proud to continue the celebration of our community through annual events that drive unity and awareness, attracting new and repeat visitors from around the world,” says Mohan Koka, Chairman, Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority. “Travelers can expect a welcoming energy, inclusion and enthusiasm as our city’s hotels have designed special discounts and offers to make it even easier to experience Miami Beach.”

Pride takes center stage in Miami Beach next month. Celebrated as a year-round Icon of LGBTQ+ inclusion and celebration and the best beach destination in North America by the Travel Weekly Magellan Awards, Miami Beach is proud to be the home of Miami Beach Pride. An annual celebration starting April 2 through April 12, 2026 that honors the city’s long-standing commitment to diversity, equality, and community, the festivities culminate with the lively Miami Beach Pride Festival, bringing together locals and visitors for a weekend of live entertainment, performances, community programming, alongside a colorful parade on Ocean Drive. Visitors can expect high-energy concerts, drag performances, cultural activations, and a welcoming atmosphere that reflects Miami Beach’s reputation as one of the most inclusive travel destinations in the world.

Connection and community experiences continue with the return of HYROX Miami as global fitness comes to Miami Beach. The internationally-recognized indoor fitness race that blends endurance running with functional workout stations will take place April 3 – 5, 2026 at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Drawing elite athletes and fitness enthusiasts from around the world, the event highlights Miami Beach as a premier destination for sports tourism and wellness-focused travel. 

A South Beach tradition, the annual Model Volleyball Tournament, will take over the sands of Miami Beach for the 16th time. Serving as of the city’s most iconic beach spectacles, the tournament seamlessly blends athletic competition with fashion, entertainment, and a lively beach atmosphere.

“Our mission at the MBVCA is to support events and experiences that bring the global community together on Miami Beach. Our official sponsorship of HYROX Miami and the annual Model Volleyball Tournament showcase our mission to continuously offer activities locals and visitors can enjoy,” adds Grisette Roque Marcos, Executive Director, Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority. “We also understand the importance of providing value to travelers and the newly-launched website, experiencemiamibeach.com, features ongoing discounts and special offers across the city’s hotels, restaurants and sough-after activities.”

To celebrate the excitement of the month, Miami Beach hotels are offering special travel packages and seasonal deals, inviting guests to experience the destination’s vibrant energy first-hand. Stay more and save more at Avalon Hotel, perfectly located on Ocean Drive and close to all of the Miami Beach Pride festivities. Stay four nights or more and save up to 20% and enjoy complimentary AM coffee and tea, beach chairs, two refillable bottled waters and Wi-Fi. Perfect for those that plan ahead, The Plymouth South Beach is offering up to 20% on bookings at least 14 days in advance along with a complimentary room upgrade. These limited-time deals provide the perfect opportunity for travelers to immerse themselves in Miami Beach’s culture and community while enjoying special perks and programming.

For more information on how to experience Miami Beach’s signature April events, visit the newly-launched www.experiencemiamibeach.com, follow @ExperienceMiamiBeach on Instagram and download the EXP Miami Beach Tours App, available via the App Store and Google Play.

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T‑Mobile’s Hometown Grants Top $21.5M, Empowering 475 Small Towns Nationwide

BELLEVUE, Wash., March 27, 2026 /3BL/ – T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) today announced the latest 25 Hometown Grants recipients, including, for the first time, a town in North Dakota. With the latest and second-to-last round, T-Mobile has invested more than $21.5 million in grants to 475 small towns and rural communities across 49 states and Puerto Rico over the last four years.

Since Hometown Grants started in April 2021, the program has impacted 2.8 million people and created nearly 2,700 jobs. With up to $50,000 awarded per town, communities have used the funding on projects that strengthen communities and improve lives, with this round including a new STEM initiative for students, a revitalized historic school building and transforming a barn into a community hub.

“Nearly five years ago, we launched this program to invest in small towns with big ideas and help turn local vision into meaningful impact,” said Jon Freier, Chief Operating Officer, T-Mobile. “Across 475 communities, thousands have come together to create positive change, contributing nearly 300,000 volunteer hours and proving what’s possible when heart and community pride lead the way.”

Here are the next 25 Hometown Grant recipients and their projects:

  • Pine Bluff, Ark.: Install the Blues Junction Monument, a 20-foot landmark featuring artistic design, a commemorative granite marker highlighting local blues history, a QR-code digital soundscape, and a reflective bench celebrating the musical traditions of Pine Bluff and the Delta Rhythm & Bayous Highway.
  • Texarkana, Ark.: Remodel nonprofit We Are Washington’s community library space by upgrading lighting, furnishings, technology and literacy resources to inspire curiosity, increase access and reading engagement among youth.
  • Chino Valley, Ariz.: Construct an 18-hole disc golf course at Old Home Manor, creating a recreational destination that supports youth wellness and placemaking in a rural community.
  • Nogales, Ariz.: Revitalize a long‑underutilized building on historic Morley Avenue in Downtown Nogales into a welcoming, bilingual, community‑led legal advocacy center, strengthening access for underserved residents.
  • Eureka, Calif.: Upgrade sound, lighting and production equipment at the historic 1939 Streamline Moderne designed Eureka Theater, providing an inclusive community hub for film, music and cultural events.
  • Needles, Calif.: Construct a Route 66 themed novelty drive through arch, celebrating the city’s historic Route 66 heritage while supporting downtown revitalization and enhancing visitor experience.
  • Henderson, Ky.: Replace the playground surface at Central Park with poured-in-place rubber, enhancing safety and providing a welcoming community gathering space.
  • Scandia, Minn.: Transform a historic tankhouse barn into a lively community hub for performances, classes, and local history, drawing guests from the surrounding St. Croix Valley and helping revitalize Scandia’s Village Center through tourism.
  • Nettleton, Miss.: Construct a public tennis court, providing a safe space for youth recreation, school athletics and promoting healthy lifestyles.
  • West Point, Miss.: Install a permanent sound system and storage cabinets at Black Prairie Blues Museum, providing reliable sound for concerts and events and a designated storage space for rotating displays and artifacts.
  • Mandan, N.D.: Transform a reimagined site into a dedicated gathering space for families residing in the 3rd Street Corridor, strengthening community connections.
  • Peterborough, N.H.: Build the Farm-to-Table Campus, providing a permanent, accessible hub for hands-on learning in sustainable agriculture, cooking and environmental stewardship.
  • Farmington, N.M.: Createa vibrant, outdoor food space with cold storage units, picnic tables, outdoor counters and raised garden beds, expanding access to healthy food, supporting local farmers and providing a welcoming gathering and entrepreneurial learning space for San Juan County residents.
  • Grants, N.M.: Revitalize River Walk Park’s ramada and amphitheater area to host free, family-friendly movies, music and live theatre events, foster civic pride, encourage local engagement and support downtown revitalization efforts.
  • Lima, Ohio: Renovate the existing Mizpah Community Center, updating equipment in classrooms, the laundry room, and kitchen to further support the center’s community members.
  • Ashland, Ore.: Transform a public space in downtown Ashland into an immersive storytelling destination that pairs a John Pugh Trompe L’oeil mural with interactive AI to connect residents and visitors to the city’s rich history.
  • Stroudsburg, Pa.: Revitalize a historic school building into a vibrant community hub where families and children can access essential resources for education, health and employment.
  • Bristol, Tenn.: Expand access to brand new free books, Wi-Fi and educational resources to underserved communities in Appalachia, with the addition of a traveling book mobile, serving as a literacy hub and mobile community center, promoting learning, digital inclusion and community connection.
  • Loudon, Tenn: Improve the Public Library at Tellico Village drainage system to prevent future water damage to the building due to flooding, ensuring that the library can continue to serve the community.
  • Rio Grande City, Texas: Launch the renovation of the Hope and Help Center of Starr County, to enhance facilities and expand access to essential services for families across Starr County.
  • Rocky Mount, Va.: Purchase and install 12 AEDs and 10 all-weather protective enclosures at high-traffic county parks to enhance rapid access to life-saving defibrillation and improve emergency response outcomes.
  • Charlotte, Vt.: Enhance the safety and accessibility of the Charlotte Public Library through needed upgrades, including the installation of a generator and water-filling station, to ensure the library can continue to serve as a community hub and gathering space during weather-related emergencies.
  • Langley, Wash.: Renovate the second level of nonprofit Good Cheer’s Langley Thrift Store into a vibrant, multi-purpose community hub, combining flexible gathering spaces and co-working stations, to foster creativity, collaboration and stronger community relationships.
  • Manitowoc, Wis.: Reinvigorate Red Arrow Park through improved access to the beach and Lake Michigan while creating a one-of-a-kind public space focused on inclusivity and community pride.
  • Wausau, Wis.: Launch a hands-on STEM initiative at the Children’s Imaginarium designed to connect young learners to real-world career pathways and create a program that fosters early awareness, sparks curiosity, builds foundational skills, inspires the next generation and strengthens the future workforce.

Final Opportunity to Apply for Hometown Grants

With just one more round of Hometown Grants left, now is the last chance to apply, as T-Mobile heads toward its goal of 500 towns. Eligible towns in the U.S. or Puerto Rico with a population of less than 50,000 can apply by March 31 at www.t-mobile.com/hometowngrants.

To select recipients, T-Mobile teams up with Main Street America, a nonprofit organization that works to advance shared prosperity, create resilient economies and improve quality of life through place-based economic development and community preservation. Grant applications are reviewed based on their level of detail, community impact, feasibility and other considerations.

“Since 2021, the T-Mobile Hometown Grants program has been a catalyst for powerful change in communities across the country,” said Erin Barnes, President and CEO of Main Street America. “With more than 2.8 million lives impacted across 475 communities, we’ve watched small towns and Main Street leaders with big ideas turn funding into lasting results. As we head into the final round, we’re proud to stand alongside these towns and help carry this legacy forward.”

T-Mobile’s Commitment to Small Towns

As America’s Best Network, T-Mobile is all about keeping small towns and rural areas connected through meaningful investments that make a difference. From Hometown Grants to Project 10Million to Friday Night 5G Lights, T-Mobile is fueling growth in places that need it most.

T-Mobile Home Internet, T-Mobile Business Internet and T-Mobile Fiber also bring broadband to small towns, delivering fast and reliable broadband options to rural communities, while T-Satellite with Starlink helps keep people connected nearly everywhere they can see the sky.

Together, these initiatives show the scale of T-Mobile’s commitment to connecting people, powering small towns and helping communities of every size thrive.

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For more than 40 years, Main Street America has helped to build economic power in downtowns and neighborhood commercial districts through our signature Main Street Approach™ framework. Founded as the National Main Street Center® in 1980, Main Street America has helped to generate over $115.27 billion in local reinvestment, rehab 345,801 buildings, create 815,894 new jobs, and start 181,647 new businesses in over 2,000 communities. Learn more about Main Street America here.

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North America Rainwater Harvesting Market Forecast to Reach USD 530 Million by 2032, Reports MarkNtel Advisors

NEW DELHI, March 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — According to the market report published by MarkNtel Advisors, the North America Rainwater Harvesting Market is projected to grow at a CAGR of around 3.12% during 2026–2032. The market expansion is primarily driven by increasing concerns over water scarcity, rising adoption of sustainable water management practices, and supportive government initiatives promoting water conservation across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors.

Across North America, the United States dominated the rainwater harvesting market, accounting for nearly 76% of the regional market share in 2026. The country’s leadership is largely attributed to growing awareness regarding water conservation, increasing adoption of decentralized water systems, favorable regulatory frameworks, and the presence of key market players offering advanced rainwater harvesting solutions.

North America Rainwater Harvesting Market Key Takeaways

  • The North America Rainwater Harvesting Market was valued at around USD 426.4 million in 2025 and is projected to grow from USD 440.7 million in 2026 to approximately USD 530 million by 2032, reflecting steady market expansion driven by increasing environmental awareness, cost savings associated with rainwater reuse, and the growing need for alternative water sources.
  • By harvesting method, the above-ground rainwater harvesting segment accounted for approximately 61% of the market share in 2026, supported by its cost-effectiveness, ease of installation, and suitability for residential applications.
  • By end user, the residential segment held the largest share of around 45% in 2026, driven by rising homeowner awareness, increasing adoption of rain barrels and storage systems, and government incentives encouraging sustainable water usage at the household level.
  • The competitive landscape of the market is strengthened by the presence of established companies focusing on product innovation, modular storage solutions, and efficient water management technologies to cater to evolving consumer and regulatory requirements.

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Major Growth Drivers Shaping the North America Rainwater Harvesting Market

  • Increasing Adoption of Sustainable Water Management Practices

The North America Rainwater Harvesting Market is primarily driven by the growing emphasis on water conservation and sustainable resource management. With increasing pressure on freshwater resources due to rapid urbanization, climate change, and rising population levels, both consumers and industries are actively seeking alternative and reliable water sources.

In this context, rainwater harvesting systems are gaining significant traction as an efficient and environmentally friendly solution for water reuse. These systems are widely utilized across applications such as irrigation, landscaping, flushing, and various industrial processes. As awareness regarding sustainable water usage continues to expand, the adoption of rainwater harvesting solutions is expected to witness steady growth across the region.

  • Supportive Government Regulations and Incentives

Complementing this rising adoption, supportive government regulations and incentive programs are playing a crucial role in accelerating market expansion. Authorities across North America are increasingly implementing rebate schemes, tax benefits, and regulatory frameworks that encourage the installation of rainwater harvesting systems.

These initiatives are particularly impactful in urban areas, where water demand is high and existing infrastructure faces growing constraints. By promoting decentralized water management solutions, such policies are significantly enhancing market penetration and encouraging both residential and commercial users to invest in rainwater harvesting technologies.

  • Cost Efficiency and Ease of Installation of Above-Ground Systems

In addition to regulatory support, the growing preference for above-ground rainwater harvesting systems is further driving market growth. These systems are widely favored due to their cost-effectiveness, ease of installation, and minimal infrastructure requirements compared to underground alternatives.

Their affordability makes them especially attractive for residential users, while ongoing advancements in storage tank materials and modular system designs are improving efficiency, scalability, and durability. Consequently, these innovations are making rainwater harvesting solutions more accessible to a broader consumer base, thereby supporting sustained market expansion.

Market Challenges Restricting Industry Growth

  • High Initial Investment for Advanced Systems and Space Constraints

Despite the favorable growth outlook, the market faces certain challenges that may restrain its expansion. One of the primary concerns is the high initial investment required for advanced and large-scale rainwater harvesting systems, particularly underground and commercial installations.

Moreover, space constraints in densely populated urban areas pose an additional barrier to system deployment. Limited availability of installation space can restrict the adoption of larger systems, thereby impacting overall market growth. As a result, while demand continues to rise, these cost and infrastructure limitations may slow the pace of adoption in certain segments.

Market Analysis by Harvesting Method, End User & Country

Based on Harvesting Method, Above-ground rainwater harvesting systems accounted for around 61% of the North America Rainwater Harvesting Market share in 2026, firmly establishing their dominance across the region. This leadership is primarily driven by their cost-effectiveness, ease of installation, and minimal maintenance requirements compared to underground alternatives. Moreover, these systems are highly adaptable and can be seamlessly integrated into existing residential and commercial infrastructures without extensive modifications. Their widespread adoption in residential applications further strengthens their position, as homeowners increasingly prefer affordable and scalable solutions. As a result, the flexibility, accessibility, and economic advantages of above-ground systems continue to support their sustained market leadership.

Based on End User, the residential segment held the largest share of nearly 45% of the market in 2026, making it a key application area for rainwater harvesting systems across North America. This dominance is largely driven by rising consumer awareness regarding water conservation and the increasing burden of water utility costs. Additionally, the growing trend toward sustainable living practices is encouraging homeowners to adopt eco-friendly water management solutions. Government incentives, rebate programs, and supportive policies are further accelerating residential adoption by reducing initial investment barriers. Consequently, the combination of economic benefits, environmental awareness, and policy support continues to position the residential sector as a major contributor to market growth..

At the country level, the United States led the North America Rainwater Harvesting Market, accounting for approximately 76% of the total market share in 2026. This dominance is supported by strong regulatory frameworks, widespread adoption of green infrastructure, and a well-established ecosystem of technology providers and solution vendors. Furthermore, increasing concerns over water scarcity, particularly in drought-prone regions, are driving the demand for alternative water management solutions. The presence of advanced infrastructure and higher awareness levels among consumers and industries further strengthens market penetration. As a result, the United States continues to act as the primary growth engine for the regional market.

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Policy-Driven Advancements Strengthening Rainwater Harvesting Adoption Across North America

The North America Rainwater Harvesting Market is witnessing steady progress, supported by policy-driven initiatives and financial incentive programs aimed at enhancing water conservation practices. In 2025, the Lost Pines Groundwater Conservation District in Texas introduced a rainwater harvesting rebate program offering incentives of up to USD 5,000 based on storage capacity. This initiative is encouraging both residential and agricultural users to adopt rainwater collection systems, thereby reducing dependence on groundwater resources and promoting sustainable water usage.

Building on this momentum, the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission expanded its Green Infrastructure Grants for Homes initiative in 2025, allocating approximately USD 150,000 to support installations such as rainwater cisterns, permeable pavements, and rain gardens. These measures are helping homeowners manage stormwater runoff more effectively while contributing to improved urban water infrastructure.

Together, these developments reflect a broader regional shift toward decentralized water management solutions, supported by government-backed incentives that are accelerating the adoption of rainwater harvesting systems across diverse end-user segments.

Leading Companies in the North America Rainwater Harvesting Market

Key companies contributing to innovation and competitive dynamics in the market include:

  • Watts Water Technologies, Inc.
  • Roth North America
  • Bushman
  • Wahaso
  • RainCatcher Inc.
  • Snyder Industries
  • Kingspan Group
  • Innovative Water Solutions LLC
  • Greyter Water Systems
  • Clean Flo Water Technologies
  • Others

North America Rainwater Harvesting Market Scope

By System Type: Dry System, Wet System, Rain Barrel System, Green Roof System
By Harvesting Method: Above-Ground, Underground
By Storage Type: Plastic Tanks, Concrete Tanks, Steel Tanks, Fiberglass Tanks, Modular Storage Systems
By Component: Conveyance Systems, Storage Tanks, Filtration Systems, Pumps, First Flush Devices, Others
By End User: Commercial, Residential, Industrial
By Country: United States, Canada, Mexico, Rest of North America

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Sign on the Dotted Line: Keeping Security and Sustainability in Focus for W&W Informatik Group’s Mobile Sales Force

With a history stretching back to 1828, and a list of ‘firsts’ including being the debut German pension insurance and building society, the 16 companies that make up Germany’s Wüstenrot & Württembergische (W&W) Informatik Group delivers everything from investment products to risk protection to 6.5 million customers. W&W Informatik Group relies on a highly connected mobile sales force of 8,000 people spread across 2,500 service centers and offices. With contracts increasingly being signed digitally, W&W needed a new device and services strategy to ensure its team had the support required to bring new customers on board.

For W&W’s front-line salespeople, it was essential for the devices to be fast and reliable and secure for processing customer data, with security and sustainability also critical business considerations. W&W Informatik Group is committed to a sustainability strategy focused on reducing the company’s carbon footprint and lessening the environmental impact of its operations. Therefore, it was crucial that the devices used by its mobile sales force were shipped, built and recycled in a way that aligned with W&W’s sustainability strategy.

Uli Linko, Head of Client System Technology, at the group’s technology arm W&W Informatik GmbH, said, “We are always looking for ways to further improve data protection and device security. And with AI-supported tools being developed, we needed to equip our sales force with powerful devices that can handle larger amounts of data and more demanding workloads.”

W&W had been using Lenovo ThinkPad laptops at its head office for many years and relying on Lenovo server infrastructure. So the team spoke to Lenovo to find the right approach, settling on Lenovo’s ‘two-in-one’ ThinkPad X13 Yoga Gen 4 laptops, powerful machines which can switch from a laptop mode with a traditional keyboard, to a ‘tablet mode’ where users can write on screen, perfect for when customers need to sign contracts. To help W&W make its decision, Lenovo was able to provide rapid access to different test devices through its local European lab in Bratislava.

Across the lifecycle

W&W was looking for more than just devices. For mobile teams dealing with financial products, it was key that the solution could deliver high levels of security, alongside the flexibility for salespeople to work safely from anywhere.

The ThinkPad’s touchscreens and built-in styluses meant that W&W could keep costs down and reduce the need to carry additional external hardware. Lenovo also helped W&W find a solution that helped its salespeople stay connected on the go, including eSIM functionality for mobile connectivity and remote management of future network upgrades. For additional security, W&W also opted for a Near Field Communication (NFC) reader which could be used to verify customers using ID cards, or for staff to log in using multi-factor authentication. With the devices rolling out to a first wave of 1,400 users with Lenovo’s partner Bechtle, W&W’s experts opted for Lenovo ThinkShield Remote Supervisor Password (RSVP) service, which enables remote management of passwords on a large scale.

Linko said, “Lenovo understands what is important for us, proactively suggesting features like the new password service to increase device security. The eSIM functionality means we will no longer need to deal with faulty SIM cards and we will be able to change connectivity providers much more easily in the future.”

Delivering sustainably

Lenovo also considered sustainability impact from shipping through to end-of-life. W&W opted for Lenovo’s Maersk ECO Delivery for many of the devices, using second-generation biofuels to reduce shipping CO2 emissions by more than 80%. The ThinkPad laptops also offer real-time performance reports via Lenovo Device Intelligence (LDI) Plus, an AI-powered Software as a Service (SaaS) PC health management tool which provides detailed device analytics and real-time utilization reports to extend their life.

These measures were supplemented by Lenovo CO2 Offset Services, allowing W&W to purchase carbon credits with each device, which support a range of United Nations and Gold Standard® vetted climate action projects around the world. In addition, Lenovo’s Asset Recovery Services provide secure, documented disposal and recycling of IT hardware when it has reached the end of its useful life.

John Stamer, Vice President & General Manager, Global Product Services at Lenovo said: “By optimizing the shipment of ThinkPad devices and collaborating closely with our lab in Bratislava to minimize road miles for testing, our team supported W&W in significantly reducing the carbon footprint of their devices and services. Additionally, Lenovo Device Intelligence Plus enhanced the company’s visibility into device usage, empowering W&W to make informed decisions and drive operational efficiency.”

Linko said, “At our head office, we often use ThinkPad laptops for as long as eight years without issues. With LDI Plus, we can better understand what features are important for our teams and where the bottlenecks are. Using the new metrics and data, we can proactively optimize device configurations and make much better-informed decisions about upgrades and configurations.”

Future-ready results

The W&W team have high standards for their hardware, and even the most exacting users have been happy with the Lenovo devices. The ThinkPad machines are also ready for future upgrades to NFC-based security, AI workloads and for the move to Windows 11. Lenovo’s software has enabled W&W to manage laptops more intelligently, enabling managers to see how teams are actually using them, offering insights which will be useful for choosing future upgrades.

Linko said that the initial rollout has been met with a ‘very positive’ reaction. He added, ‘The high-spec configuration gives everyone an impressive performance boost across many complex business applications, increasing staff productivity and satisfaction. Together with Lenovo, we have created a sustainable, future-focused, AI-ready workhorse for our distributed salesforce.”

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Preparing Tomorrow’s Leaders: FedEx and the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation

Recently, FedEx hosted the spring edition of the Marine Corps Career Readiness Initiative webinar, an inspiring event dedicated to equipping student scholars with the tools they need to transition from college to career. The event brought together FedEx leaders and the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation (MCSF) to celebrate the achievements of the scholars and provide them with valuable professional insights.

Honoring and Supporting Marine Corps Families Military service is deeply woven into the DNA of FedEx, tracing back to our founder, Fred Smith, who was a proud Marine Corps veteran. Through our ongoing support of MCSF, the nation’s oldest and largest provider of needs-based financial aid to military members, we strive to honor the profound sacrifices made by military families by supporting their educational aspirations. MCSF currently supports nearly 2,900 students with $12.1 million in scholarships, and these exceptional scholars boast a 91% graduation rate—far above the national average.

During the webinar, Neil Gibson, FedEx Senior VP of Global Customer Experience and a proud Air Force veteran, delivered a keynote address on the power of commitment and leadership. He shared a moving story about a FedEx team member who went above and beyond to expedite a delayed shipment of prosthetic equipment to a Marine veteran. By delivering with care and compassion, our team member helped to ensure the veteran regained his mobility and independence, demonstrating the life-changing impact of the FedEx Purple Promise.

Investing in Education and Opportunity Beyond funding, FedEx is deeply committed to ensuring MCSF scholars leave college ready to succeed in the workforce. During his keynote, Neil shared invaluable advice on building a personal brand rooted in core values like integrity, family, and a positive attitude. He reminded students that “luck equals opportunity plus preparation,” encouraging them to continuously learn and embrace flexibility as they step into their careers.

To provide practical support, Lauren Weber, Manager of Talent Acquisition at FedEx, led a comprehensive resume and interview workshop. She guided students through the nuances of crafting a tailored resume and utilizing the STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Result) method to confidently answer behavioral interview questions. To further open doors, the webinar concluded by inviting the scholars to apply for FedEx internship programs, designed to create a pipeline that helps students seamlessly advance from college to a lasting career.

Connecting Communities and Possibilities At FedEx, our citizenship work is about connecting people and possibilities while supporting the local communities where we live and work. By investing in the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation and offering direct mentorship to scholars, we are doing more than just funding education. We are helping to shape tomorrow’s leaders and global citizens.

To learn more about our student programs and early career opportunities, visit careers.fedex.com.

Select 2025-2026 FedEx Scholarship Recipient Profiles

View the full list of winners here

ZOE BROWN

ZOE BROWN
East Tennessee State University
Visual and performing arts
Class of 2029
Hometown: Johnson City, TN
Daughter of veteran Corporal David A. Brown USMC

“This scholarship has supported my post-secondary education by allowing me to pursue my degree without the burden of debt. It lifts a tremendous weight off my shoulders—and off the shoulders of other scholars—by helping us avoid difficult financial challenges. I chose to pursue higher education to build a better future for myself, and I was inspired by my parents as a first-generation college student. I look forward to making my parents and the MCSF donors proud as I work toward achieving my dreams.”

MARK LEE

MARK LEE
Southwestern Oklahoma University
Music performance
Class of 2029
Hometown: Lawton, OK
Son of veteran Lance Corporal Timothy W. Lee USMC

“Your investment in my education is not only benefiting me today, but also building the foundation for my future and my career as a teacher. I am committed to giving back what I have gained through music, and this scholarship allows me to focus fully on my studies without distraction. The impact you have made on my life is immeasurable, and I promise to honor your confidence in me by working diligently, giving back, and inspiring others just as you have inspired me. Thank you again for your tremendous kindness.”

MALIAH MCGHEE

MALIAH MCGHEE
University of Oklahoma
Social work
Class of 2029
Hometown: Yukon, OK
Daughter of veteran Corporal Melvin C. McGhee USMC

“My connection to the Marine Corps runs deep, with both my father and grandfather proudly serving as Marine veterans. I’m honored to represent them as a Marine Scholar. Because of this scholarship, my parents no longer have to worry about how they will help me pay for college, and my goal is to make their sacrifices worth it, to honor this scholarship, and to make my family proud.”

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Plastic Waste Management Market: Packaging Segment Held 58.72% Share in 2025; Global Market to Surpass USD 59.31 Billion by 2031, Reports Mordor Intelligence

HYDERABAD, India, March 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — According to Mordor Intelligence, the plastic waste management market size stood at USD 48.10 billion in 2025 and is expected to grow from USD 49.81 billion in 2026 to reach USD 59.31 billion by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 3.55%. Strengthening regulatory frameworks, particularly Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) policies across multiple regions, are driving companies to redesign packaging and enhance recycling capabilities. Asia-Pacific continues to lead in terms of demand and recycling infrastructure, while the Middle East and Africa are witnessing faster growth supported by ambitious waste reduction initiatives. At the same time, investments are increasingly shifting toward advanced recycling technologies and circular economy models, with organizations adopting smarter sorting and processing systems to improve efficiency and material recovery.

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Plastic Waste Management Market Growth Drivers 

U.S. Gulf Coast Emerges as a Key Hub for Advanced Plastic Recycling Expansion 

The U.S. Gulf Coast is rapidly positioning itself as a leading hub for advanced plastic recycling, supported by strong feedstock availability, favorable regulatory support, and close proximity to established petrochemical infrastructure. Companies are setting up facilities that convert plastic waste into high-value outputs such as recycled feedstock and energy products, often leveraging shared utilities and long-term partnerships with downstream players. This integration helps improve operational efficiency and supports the scaling of new technologies. However, the market is not without challenges, as some projects have faced delays or cancellations due to financing constraints and uncertainties around consistent waste supply. As the industry matures, sustained growth will depend on securing stable feedstock streams, strengthening collaboration across stakeholders, and ensuring outputs meet stringent quality and regulatory standards. These factors are expected to play a crucial role in building a resilient and scalable advanced recycling ecosystem in the region. 

“Plastic waste management continues to reflect evolving regulatory priorities and shifting investment patterns across regions. This analysis applies consistent validation and cross-market comparison, providing decision-makers with a dependable, evidence-based view grounded in verifiable industry activity rather than selective interpretation” says, Jayveer V, Senior Research Manager, Mordor Intelligence.  

EPR Regulations Driving Structured Plastic Collection Systems Across Europe and North America 

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) frameworks are transforming the plastic waste landscape by placing the financial responsibility of collection and processing on producers. This shift is encouraging companies to reduce material usage and prioritize recycled content in packaging. Across Europe and Canada, well-established systems are already improving recovery efficiency, while similar approaches are gaining traction in several U.S. states. As these regulations expand, businesses are increasingly factoring compliance costs into their operations, alongside raw material expenses. This is pushing organizations to adopt design-for-recycling strategies and invest in closed-loop systems, not only to manage costs but also to strengthen sustainability commitments and brand positioning in a competitive market. 

Plastic Waste Management Market Share by Region 

Middle East and Africa Emerge as High-Growth Regions in Plastic Waste Management 

The Middle East and Africa are witnessing strong momentum in plastic waste management, driven by ambitious government targets and evolving regulatory frameworks. Countries in the region are actively implementing structured waste management systems, including landfill diversion strategies and expanded treatment infrastructure. At the same time, new regulations around plastic usage and accountability are encouraging private sector participation in recycling and processing activities. While recycling rates across Africa remain relatively low, increasing urbanization and rising waste management costs are creating opportunities for long-term growth. Support from international funding and technology transfer initiatives is further helping the region strengthen its capabilities, positioning it as a key emerging market in the global plastic waste management landscape. 

Asia-Pacific Maintains Market Leadership with Strong Policy Push and Recycling Initiatives 

Asia-Pacific continues to dominate the plastic waste management market, supported by large-scale consumption, evolving policy frameworks, and expanding recycling infrastructure. Governments across the region are strengthening circular economy initiatives and introducing measures to improve producer accountability, while countries like Japan focus on waste reduction targets and compliance improvements. Emerging economies are adopting innovative approaches such as community-driven collection systems and pilot programs that integrate waste management processes. Despite ongoing challenges in collection efficiency, increasing foreign investments and strong demand for recycled materials are helping sustain the region’s leadership, even as regulatory requirements become more stringent. 

Major Segments Highlighted in the Plastic Waste Management Market Report 

By Polymer Type  

  • Polyethylene (PE)  
  • Polypropylene (PP)  
  • Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET)  
  • Polystyrene (PS)  
  • Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)  
  • Other Polymers (ABS, PA)

By Source  

  • Industrial  
  • Commercial (Retail & Office)  
  • Residential  
  • Construction & Demolition  
  • Others (Institutional, Healthcare, Curb-side waste) 

By Service Type  

  • Collection, Transportation & Sorting  
  • Disposal / Treatment  
  • Mechanical Recycling  
  • Chemical / Advanced Recycling  
  • Incineration with Energy Recovery 
  • Controlled Landfilling  
  • Others (Consulting, Audit & Training) 

By End-Use Industry  

  • Packaging  
  • Construction  
  • Automotive & E-Mobility  
  • Electrical & Electronics  
  • Textiles & Fashion  
  • Healthcare  
  • Others (Agriculture, Consumer Goods) 

By Geography  

  • North America 
    – United States 
    – Canada 
    – Mexico  
  • South America 
    – Brazil 
    – Argentina 
    – Peru 
    – Rest of South America  
  • Europe 
    – United Kingdom 
    – Germany 
    – France 
    – Italy 
    – Spain 
    – BENELUX (Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg) 
    – NORDICS (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden) 
    – Rest of Europe  
  • Asia-Pacific 
    – China 
    – India 
    – Japan 
    – Australia 
    – South Korea 
    – ASEAN (Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam) 
    – Rest of Asia-Pacific  
  • Middle East and Africa 
    – Saudi Arabia 
    – United Arab Emirates 
    – Qatar 
    – Kuwait 
    – Turkey 
    – Egypt 
    – South Africa 
    – Nigeria 
    – Rest of Middle East and Africa 

Overview – Plastic Waste Management Industry   

Study Period   

2020-2031 

Market Size in 2026 

USD 49.81 Billion 

Market Size Forecast 2031 

USD 59.31 Billion 

Industry Expansion 

Growing at a CAGR of 3.55% CAGR during 2026-2031 

Fastest Growing Market for 2026-2031 

Middle East and Africa projected to record the fastest growth rate 

Segments Covered 

By Polymer Type, By Source, By Service Type, By End-Use Industry and By Geography 

Regions Covered 

North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, South America, and Middle East and Africa 

Customization Scope 

Choose tailored purchase options designed to align precisely with your research requirements. 

Plastic Waste Management Companies: Covers global-level overview, market-level insights, key core segments, available financial information, strategic initiatives, product and service portfolio, and recent developments. 

  • Veolia Environnement SA  
  • SUEZ SA  
  • Waste Management Inc.  
  • Republic Services Inc.  
  • Clean Harbors Inc.  
  • Remondis SE & Co. KG  
  • Biffa PLC  
  • Stericycle Inc.  
  • Covanta Holding Corp.  
  • TOMRA Systems ASA  
  • Plastic Energy Ltd.  
  • Brightmark LLC  
  • Agilyx Corporation  
  • TerraCycle Inc.  
  • Waste Connections Inc.  
  • DS Smith PLC  
  • Borealis AG  
  • LyondellBasell Industries NV  
  • Marius Pedersen A/S 

Get in-depth industry insights on the plastic waste management market research report: https://www.mordorintelligence.com/industry-reports/global-plastic-waste-management-market?utm_source=prnewswire 

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Global Waste Management Market Size: The waste management market is projected to grow significantly, with its size expected to rise from USD 1.52 trillion in 2026 to USD 2.09 trillion by 2031, registering a CAGR of 6.58% (2026–2031). This growth reflects a broader industry transition from traditional disposal-based systems toward resource recovery and circular economy-driven waste management practices. 

Europe Waste Management Market Share: The Europe waste management market report is segmented based on source, including residential, commercial, industrial, and other categories. It is further classified by service type such as collection, transportation, sorting, and segregation, among others, and by waste type covering municipal solid waste, industrial hazardous waste, and additional categories. Geographically, the analysis spans key countries including the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, BENELUX, NORDICS, and the Rest of Europe. Market forecasts are presented in terms of value (USD). 

Asia-Pacific Waste Management Market Analysis: Asia-Pacific waste management market is characterized by the strong presence of both global leaders and regional players offering end-to-end services across waste collection, recycling, and hazardous waste treatment. Major companies such as Suez Environment SA, Veolia Environmental Services, and Waste Management Inc. play a key role in the region, leveraging advanced technologies and extensive operational expertise to deliver integrated waste management solutions across diverse markets. 

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Plastic Waste Management Market: Packaging Segment Held 58.72% Share in 2025; Global Market to Surpass USD 59.31 Billion by 2031, Reports Mordor Intelligence

HYDERABAD, India, March 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — According to Mordor Intelligence, the plastic waste management market size stood at USD 48.10 billion in 2025 and is expected to grow from USD 49.81 billion in 2026 to reach USD 59.31 billion by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 3.55%. Strengthening regulatory frameworks, particularly Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) policies across multiple regions, are driving companies to redesign packaging and enhance recycling capabilities. Asia-Pacific continues to lead in terms of demand and recycling infrastructure, while the Middle East and Africa are witnessing faster growth supported by ambitious waste reduction initiatives. At the same time, investments are increasingly shifting toward advanced recycling technologies and circular economy models, with organizations adopting smarter sorting and processing systems to improve efficiency and material recovery.

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Plastic Waste Management Market Growth Drivers 

U.S. Gulf Coast Emerges as a Key Hub for Advanced Plastic Recycling Expansion 

The U.S. Gulf Coast is rapidly positioning itself as a leading hub for advanced plastic recycling, supported by strong feedstock availability, favorable regulatory support, and close proximity to established petrochemical infrastructure. Companies are setting up facilities that convert plastic waste into high-value outputs such as recycled feedstock and energy products, often leveraging shared utilities and long-term partnerships with downstream players. This integration helps improve operational efficiency and supports the scaling of new technologies. However, the market is not without challenges, as some projects have faced delays or cancellations due to financing constraints and uncertainties around consistent waste supply. As the industry matures, sustained growth will depend on securing stable feedstock streams, strengthening collaboration across stakeholders, and ensuring outputs meet stringent quality and regulatory standards. These factors are expected to play a crucial role in building a resilient and scalable advanced recycling ecosystem in the region. 

“Plastic waste management continues to reflect evolving regulatory priorities and shifting investment patterns across regions. This analysis applies consistent validation and cross-market comparison, providing decision-makers with a dependable, evidence-based view grounded in verifiable industry activity rather than selective interpretation” says, Jayveer V, Senior Research Manager, Mordor Intelligence.  

EPR Regulations Driving Structured Plastic Collection Systems Across Europe and North America 

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) frameworks are transforming the plastic waste landscape by placing the financial responsibility of collection and processing on producers. This shift is encouraging companies to reduce material usage and prioritize recycled content in packaging. Across Europe and Canada, well-established systems are already improving recovery efficiency, while similar approaches are gaining traction in several U.S. states. As these regulations expand, businesses are increasingly factoring compliance costs into their operations, alongside raw material expenses. This is pushing organizations to adopt design-for-recycling strategies and invest in closed-loop systems, not only to manage costs but also to strengthen sustainability commitments and brand positioning in a competitive market. 

Plastic Waste Management Market Share by Region 

Middle East and Africa Emerge as High-Growth Regions in Plastic Waste Management 

The Middle East and Africa are witnessing strong momentum in plastic waste management, driven by ambitious government targets and evolving regulatory frameworks. Countries in the region are actively implementing structured waste management systems, including landfill diversion strategies and expanded treatment infrastructure. At the same time, new regulations around plastic usage and accountability are encouraging private sector participation in recycling and processing activities. While recycling rates across Africa remain relatively low, increasing urbanization and rising waste management costs are creating opportunities for long-term growth. Support from international funding and technology transfer initiatives is further helping the region strengthen its capabilities, positioning it as a key emerging market in the global plastic waste management landscape. 

Asia-Pacific Maintains Market Leadership with Strong Policy Push and Recycling Initiatives 

Asia-Pacific continues to dominate the plastic waste management market, supported by large-scale consumption, evolving policy frameworks, and expanding recycling infrastructure. Governments across the region are strengthening circular economy initiatives and introducing measures to improve producer accountability, while countries like Japan focus on waste reduction targets and compliance improvements. Emerging economies are adopting innovative approaches such as community-driven collection systems and pilot programs that integrate waste management processes. Despite ongoing challenges in collection efficiency, increasing foreign investments and strong demand for recycled materials are helping sustain the region’s leadership, even as regulatory requirements become more stringent. 

Major Segments Highlighted in the Plastic Waste Management Market Report 

By Polymer Type  

  • Polyethylene (PE)  
  • Polypropylene (PP)  
  • Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET)  
  • Polystyrene (PS)  
  • Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)  
  • Other Polymers (ABS, PA)

By Source  

  • Industrial  
  • Commercial (Retail & Office)  
  • Residential  
  • Construction & Demolition  
  • Others (Institutional, Healthcare, Curb-side waste) 

By Service Type  

  • Collection, Transportation & Sorting  
  • Disposal / Treatment  
  • Mechanical Recycling  
  • Chemical / Advanced Recycling  
  • Incineration with Energy Recovery 
  • Controlled Landfilling  
  • Others (Consulting, Audit & Training) 

By End-Use Industry  

  • Packaging  
  • Construction  
  • Automotive & E-Mobility  
  • Electrical & Electronics  
  • Textiles & Fashion  
  • Healthcare  
  • Others (Agriculture, Consumer Goods) 

By Geography  

  • North America 
    – United States 
    – Canada 
    – Mexico  
  • South America 
    – Brazil 
    – Argentina 
    – Peru 
    – Rest of South America  
  • Europe 
    – United Kingdom 
    – Germany 
    – France 
    – Italy 
    – Spain 
    – BENELUX (Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg) 
    – NORDICS (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden) 
    – Rest of Europe  
  • Asia-Pacific 
    – China 
    – India 
    – Japan 
    – Australia 
    – South Korea 
    – ASEAN (Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam) 
    – Rest of Asia-Pacific  
  • Middle East and Africa 
    – Saudi Arabia 
    – United Arab Emirates 
    – Qatar 
    – Kuwait 
    – Turkey 
    – Egypt 
    – South Africa 
    – Nigeria 
    – Rest of Middle East and Africa 

Overview – Plastic Waste Management Industry   

Study Period   

2020-2031 

Market Size in 2026 

USD 49.81 Billion 

Market Size Forecast 2031 

USD 59.31 Billion 

Industry Expansion 

Growing at a CAGR of 3.55% CAGR during 2026-2031 

Fastest Growing Market for 2026-2031 

Middle East and Africa projected to record the fastest growth rate 

Segments Covered 

By Polymer Type, By Source, By Service Type, By End-Use Industry and By Geography 

Regions Covered 

North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, South America, and Middle East and Africa 

Customization Scope 

Choose tailored purchase options designed to align precisely with your research requirements. 

Plastic Waste Management Companies: Covers global-level overview, market-level insights, key core segments, available financial information, strategic initiatives, product and service portfolio, and recent developments. 

  • Veolia Environnement SA  
  • SUEZ SA  
  • Waste Management Inc.  
  • Republic Services Inc.  
  • Clean Harbors Inc.  
  • Remondis SE & Co. KG  
  • Biffa PLC  
  • Stericycle Inc.  
  • Covanta Holding Corp.  
  • TOMRA Systems ASA  
  • Plastic Energy Ltd.  
  • Brightmark LLC  
  • Agilyx Corporation  
  • TerraCycle Inc.  
  • Waste Connections Inc.  
  • DS Smith PLC  
  • Borealis AG  
  • LyondellBasell Industries NV  
  • Marius Pedersen A/S 

Get in-depth industry insights on the plastic waste management market research report: https://www.mordorintelligence.com/industry-reports/global-plastic-waste-management-market?utm_source=prnewswire 

Explore related reports from Mordor Intelligence 

Global Waste Management Market Size: The waste management market is projected to grow significantly, with its size expected to rise from USD 1.52 trillion in 2026 to USD 2.09 trillion by 2031, registering a CAGR of 6.58% (2026–2031). This growth reflects a broader industry transition from traditional disposal-based systems toward resource recovery and circular economy-driven waste management practices. 

Europe Waste Management Market Share: The Europe waste management market report is segmented based on source, including residential, commercial, industrial, and other categories. It is further classified by service type such as collection, transportation, sorting, and segregation, among others, and by waste type covering municipal solid waste, industrial hazardous waste, and additional categories. Geographically, the analysis spans key countries including the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, BENELUX, NORDICS, and the Rest of Europe. Market forecasts are presented in terms of value (USD). 

Asia-Pacific Waste Management Market Analysis: Asia-Pacific waste management market is characterized by the strong presence of both global leaders and regional players offering end-to-end services across waste collection, recycling, and hazardous waste treatment. Major companies such as Suez Environment SA, Veolia Environmental Services, and Waste Management Inc. play a key role in the region, leveraging advanced technologies and extensive operational expertise to deliver integrated waste management solutions across diverse markets. 

About Mordor Intelligence:     

Mordor Intelligence is a trusted partner for businesses seeking comprehensive and actionable market intelligence. Our global reach, expert team, and tailored solutions empower organizations and individuals to make informed decisions, navigate complex markets, and achieve their strategic goals.

With a team of over 550 domain experts and on-ground specialists spanning 150+ countries, Mordor Intelligence possesses a unique understanding of the global business landscape. This expertise translates into comprehensive market analysis and research reports as well as syndicated and custom research offerings that cover a wide spectrum of industries, including aerospace & defence, agriculture, animal nutrition and wellness, automation, automotive, chemicals & materials, consumer goods & services, electronics, energy & power, financial services, food & beverages, healthcare, hospitality & tourism, information & communications technology, investment opportunities, and logistics.  

For media inquiries or further information, please contact:    
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