According to the new market research report published by MarketsandMarkets, the Waste Management Market size is expected to grow from an estimate USD$423.4 billion in 2021 to USDS542.7 billion by 2026, with the Asia Pacific regions set to have the biggest growth.
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When was Australasian Speciality Coatings and founded and why?
Australasian Speciality Coatings was founded in 2003, the business was created after the CEO Louis Longhi spotted a gap in the market for protection of waste facilities. He noticed that concrete floors, leachate ponds, bunds, and steel platforms were being eroded and eaten away by aggressive waste streams and mechanical movements. The business was created to protect floors from assets not meeting their life span.
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Nominations are open for the Waste Innovation & Recycling Awards, which will culminate in an event held on the 27th October in Melbourne.
The Victorian EPA’s Waste Tracker system is now live and replaces the Waste Transport Certificate system. Users can no longer create electronic waste transport certificates in the old EPA Interaction Portal. Anyone who handles RPW must use Waste Tracker to report and comply with Victoria’s new environmental laws.
Griffith University along with nine universities across Australia brought top world-class researchers to join with key industries including Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation, National Retail Association, World Packaging Organisation, Australian Industrial Ecology Network, Australian Institute of Packaging, Queensland Farmers’ Federation, Australian Organics Recycling Association Limited, Keep Australia Beautiful, NRM-Regions QLD to tackle our current plastic waste issues and positioning Australia as a global leader.
