Beijing will also implement waste sorting control, which industries have the greatest impact?

I think it has the greatest impact on the catering industry, hotel industry, take-away industry and garbage recycling industry.

First of all, for the catering industry, consumers can't "stew" all the garbage after eating, which makes catering enterprises need to spend more time and manpower to sort the garbage. So is the hotel industry. After guests leave the hotel, cleaning also needs to sort the garbage. It is conceivable that different trash cans will be placed in the guest room to remind consumers to classify.

The take-away industry will also change, and the first thing you can encounter is the reduction of orders. Under the requirement of garbage sorting, the take-away industry needs brand-new lunch boxes, otherwise consumers will face a longer sorting time than waiting for food delivery.

For the take-away industry, whoever can reduce consumers' worries about the sorting of lunch boxes and tableware waste will get more orders. I believe that after garbage sorting, the slogans of many businesses will become simple tableware sorting. For the takeaway platform, it is also an obligation to provide more environmentally friendly lunch boxes for takeaway merchants in the classified area.

Garbage classification is also unknown to the garbage recycling industry. Only enterprises with qualifications, technology and real understanding of garbage classification can "share a piece of cake" in garbage classification. Those enterprises that carry out "pseudo-recycling" under the guise may face the risk of being eliminated. What we can meet is that the "spring" of the garbage recycling industry is coming, and it can also provide many jobs.

At the same time, garbage classification also has a certain impact on enterprises that produce garbage bins and garbage trucks. These enterprises can customize personalized products according to the needs of different cities and lay out the national market through production experience. This is a "window", it depends on how to grasp it.