The sharps container market is projected to grow from USD 563.85 million in 2025 to USD 844.11 million by 2034, with a CAGR of 4.53%. This growth will be driven by improvements in healthcare infrastructure, stricter regulations, an aging population, and increased awareness of safe medical waste disposal.
Sharps Container Market Key Players
Latest Announcements by Market Leaders
- In February 2025, Aspirus Iron River Hospital and Clinics and the Iron Area Health Foundation (IAHF), announced a partnership to establish a new Sharps and Medication Disposal Program. This initiative aims to promote the safe disposal of unused syringes, needles, and medications in Iron River, Crystal Falls, and surrounding communities. This collaborative initiative provides convenient drop-off points for both sharps and medications, ensuring the safety and well-being of residents across the region.
- In May 2025, the Chippewa County Department of Public Health launched a free sharps disposal program for the month, offering residents a safe way to dispose of used needles and syringes. The initiative coincides with International Harm Reduction Day.
Recent Development
- In April 2025, the La Salle County Health Department launched a syringe-disposal program to provide residents with a free and easy way to dispose of medical needles. The point of the effort is to make needle disposal easy and accessible. Folks from La Salle County can pick up a free sharps container during business hours at the La Salle County Health Department on Etna Road in Ottawa, and at the county Forensic Center on West Walnut Street in Oglesby.
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