I think it will have the biggest impact on the restaurant, hotel, takeaway and recycling industries.
First of all, for the restaurant industry, you can't just take all the garbage after a meal as you did before, which makes it more time-consuming and labor-intensive to sort through the garbage. The same is true for the hotel industry, where guests leave the premises and cleaning services need to sort through the garbage, and it is conceivable that different garbage cans will be placed in the guest rooms to remind consumers to sort through the garbage.
The takeaway industry will also change, the first thing you can expect is a reduction in orders. The takeaway industry will need brand new containers under the requirement of waste sorting, otherwise consumers will face more time sorting containers than waiting for their food to be delivered.
For the takeaway industry, whoever can reduce consumers' concerns about waste separation in terms of boxes and cutlery will get more orders. I believe that after the start of garbage classification, the slogan of many merchants will become tableware classification is simple. For takeaway platforms, they also have an obligation to provide more environmentally friendly boxes to takeaway merchants in categorized areas.
Waste classification is also an unknown for the waste recycling industry. It is likely that qualified, skilled companies that really know how to categorize waste will be able to "get a piece of the pie" in waste classification. And those companies that carry out "pseudo-recycling" under the guise of recycling may face the risk of elimination. What can be expected is that the "spring" of the waste recycling industry is coming soon, and it can also provide many jobs.
At the same time, the classification of garbage also has a certain impact on the production of garbage bins and garbage trucks. These companies can customize personalized products according to the needs of different cities and layout the national market through production experience. This is a "wind mouth", depending on how to grasp it.