The UK market comprises of two main sectors: municipal waste and commercial and industrial (C&I) waste. The vast majority of municipal waste arisings are derived from household collections or civic amenity sites, while C&I wastes are generated by activities in the retail sectors, or from manufacturing and similar industrial activities. In recent years, there has been significant growth in the volume of waste collected from both sectors, with improvements being made in the provision of collection services, along with numerous waste initiatives by Central Government and local authorities.Over the short term, Key Note forecasts that the
UK waste management market will exhibit relatively subdued growth, as a result of a shrinking economy in 2012 and continued economic uncertainty in 2013. As macroeconomic conditions improve, consumption levels across the UK should increase resulting in significant growth in the waste management industry from around 2014 onwards. By 2016, Key Note forecasts that the total UK waste management market will have a value of £10.79bn.
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The huge problems of big countries nowadays is with regards to their garbage problems, they are currently developing new ways to solve this problem. That is why they are making proper waste collection and locating safe landfills.
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