According to a new market research report published by Acute Market Reports, “E-waste Recycling & Reuse Services Market – Growth, Future Prospects, and Competitive Landscape, 2018 -2026”, the global e-waste recycling & reuse services market is expected to expand at a CAGR of 7.3% during the forecast from 2018 to 2026.
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Digitalization has become an integral part of daily life and has revolutionized the way people communicate and retrieve data. Rapid advances in technology have led to a continuous stream of new digital products, augmenting electronic product ownership per person and decreasing the life span of electronics such as mobile phones, computers, televisions, etc. This, in turn, has increased e-waste volumes worldwide. The total e-waste generated globally that stood at 5.8 kg per inhabitant in 2014 increased to 6.3 kg per inhabitant in 2017. The trend is expected to continue, generating around 7.0 kilograms of e-waste per inhabitant by 2022. Thus, the imminent need to manage, recycle, and reuse electronic waste will drive market prospects during the forecast period from 2018 to 2026. In terms of metric tonnes, the following figure depicts the total e-waste generated worldwide in 2016 and the forecast till 2021.
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However, as per the research study published by the ‘International Solid Waste Association’, out of the 44.7 metric ton e-waste generated in 2016, only 8.94 metric tonnes were collected and recycled, while remaining was disposed into the residual waste to be incinerated or land-filled. However, changing regulatory landscape with regards to electronic scrap recycling coupled with the initiatives taken by governments worldwide to promote awareness regarding ill effects of e-waste is expected to increase the influx of e-waste recycling activities during the forecast period from 2018 to 2026.
The global e-waste recycling & reuse market is highly fragmented including a wide range of participants across the value chain such as de-manufacturers, collectors, material processors, recyclers and re-furbishers among others. Companies involved in the e-waste recycle & reuse industry purchase, overhaul, recycle and sell obsolete or excess electrical & electronic products.
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