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北美垃圾袋:市佔率分析、產業趨勢與統計、成長預測(2026-2031)North America Trash Bags - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2026 - 2031) |
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2025年北美垃圾袋市值為37億美元,預計到2031年將達到57.6億美元,高於2026年的39.8億美元。
預計在預測期(2026-2031 年)內,複合年成長率將達到 7.66%。

市政垃圾處理量的持續成長、鼓勵垃圾掩埋的監管獎勵以及企業的零廢棄政策,持續推動住宅、商業和工業領域對垃圾袋的需求。各州實行的按需計量型(PAYT)政策,尤其是在新英格蘭地區,進一步推高了人均垃圾袋購買量。隨著美國七個州實施生產者延伸責任制(EPR)法律,可生物分解和再生材料製成的產品在貨架商店的佔比不斷提高,這推動了消費後再生樹脂的應用。同時,聚乙烯價格的波動迫使生產商實現原料多元化,並透過新的機械回收業務(例如位於印第安納州的Nova-Novolex工廠)來確保供應。品牌商正尋求透過香味產品吸引消費者,而B2B買家則優先考慮能夠承受大量紙板類電商廢棄物的商用內襯袋。
強制性廢棄物分流政策正在重塑廢棄物收集方式,鼓勵市政當局在公共採購中指定使用經認證的可堆肥或再生材料製成的垃圾袋。加州SB 1383法案使沙加緬度市的有機物回收率提高了14%,同時同期掩埋量減少了10%。加拿大擬議的甲烷排放法規旨在2030年將掩埋排放減少50%,這項目標正促使公共採用符合ASTM D6400標準的有機垃圾袋[CANADA.CA]。這些法規正在推動市政競標數量的成長,尤其是容量為13-30加侖、適合挨家挨戶收集的垃圾袋。
公司層級的廢棄物分流目標正促使多家門市的採購部門簽訂大型長期合約。 Cox Enterprises 已從掩埋轉移了 7.5 億磅(約 34 萬噸)垃圾,其廢棄物項目的經濟價值估計為 3.4 億美元。 Target 目前在美國 1,680 個地點處理有機廢棄物,營運廢棄物分流率已達 85%。這些項目需要統一的 SKU 規格、透明薄膜分揀袋以及可同時處理食物垃圾和紙板殘渣的工業可堆肥內襯。
受墨西哥灣沿岸颶風引發的停工影響,聚乙烯庫存緊張,生產商要求將合約價格提高每磅0.05至0.07美元。受此影響,買家隨即削減庫存至18天,使加工商面臨價格飆升的風險。類似的波動也影響生物聚合物市場。發酵槽的生產依賴玉米和醣類原料,而這些原料的價格也有波動。利潤率的不確定性可能會阻礙對新擠出生產線的資本投資,並延遲創新產品的商業化上市。
到2025年,北美地區住宅垃圾袋市場仍將佔最大佔有率,達到45.65%。這主要得益於廚房垃圾袋在超市貨架上的持續銷售,而這又得益於上門垃圾收集和計量型(PAYT)定價模式的推廣。然而,從汽車工廠到資料中心園區,工業買家的採購量正以7.88%的複合年成長率持續成長,直到2031年。許多公司都設定了零掩埋目標,因此要求使用更厚的垃圾袋來裝金屬屑、樹脂顆粒和大型包裝材料。供應商合約通常會將顏色編碼的分類垃圾袋、防靜電桶內襯和55加侖的建築垃圾袋捆綁銷售,從而推高了工業垃圾袋的平均售價,使其高於住宅垃圾袋。
工業市場的擴張反映了強勁的建築支出和製造業回流。大型計劃會產生集中的廢棄物,並帶來可預測的托盤大小的訂單,從而降低加工商的物流成本。因此,隨著新工廠運作以及現有設施維修廢棄物分類區以符合環境、社會和治理 (ESG) 指標,預計到 2030 年,北美垃圾袋市場中工業用垃圾袋的佔有率將接近住宅用垃圾袋的佔有率。
由於低密度聚乙烯(LDPE)兼具抗撕裂性和成本效益,預計到2025年其市佔率將維持在41.05%。然而,監管支持正在推動符合ASTM D6400認證標準的塑膠袋的普及,使該細分市場以7.74%的複合年成長率成長。加州SB 1046法案規定,自2025年起,超市結帳前使用的可生物分解塑膠袋直徑必須為15英吋或更大。這促使超級市場連鎖店推出與廚房有機食品袋相容的可生物分解垃圾袋。同時,對機械回收的投資正在提高再生LDPE顆粒的透明度,這有助於在缺乏認證堆肥設施的地區維持消費者對傳統薄膜的接受度。
總體而言,北美垃圾袋市場正朝著雙軌制模式發展:主流的低密度聚乙烯(LDPE)或高密度聚乙烯(HDPE)垃圾袋用於城市廢棄物,而高階可生物分解垃圾袋則用於有機廢棄物,並帶有品牌主導的永續發展訊息。這種產品分化使加工商能夠柔軟性滿足區域監管要求,同時避免原料價格波動所帶來的風險。
The North America trash bags market was valued at USD 3.70 billion in 2025 and estimated to grow from USD 3.98 billion in 2026 to reach USD 5.76 billion by 2031, at a CAGR of 7.66% during the forecast period (2026-2031).

Sustained growth in the municipal waste stream, regulatory incentives for landfill diversion, and corporate zero-waste mandates continue to drive demand across residential, commercial, and industrial channels. State pay-as-you-throw (PAYT) schemes, most notably in New England, continue to lift per-capita bag purchase. Biodegradable and recycled-content products are gaining shelf space as seven U.S. states roll out extended producer responsibility (EPR) laws that incentivize the adoption of post-consumer resin. At the same time, polyethylene price volatility has forced producers to diversify their feedstocks and secure supply through new mechanical recycling ventures, including the Nova-Novolex plant in Indiana. Brand owners are courting consumers with scent-infused SKUs, while B2B buyers prioritize contractor-grade liners that withstand heavy, cardboard-rich e-commerce refuse.
Mandatory diversion policies are reshaping waste collection norms, prompting municipalities to specify certified compostable or recycled-content liners in public procurement. California's SB 1383 has already increased organic recycling tonnage by 14% in Sacramento, while landfill inputs fell by 10% during the same period. Canada's draft methane rule aims for a 50% reduction in landfill emissions by 2030, a goal that encourages public facilities to adopt ASTM D6400-compliant organics bags [CANADA.CA]. Such rules keep municipal bid volumes growing, particularly for 13-30 gallon liners that fit curbside carts
Enterprise-wide diversion targets are converting multi-site buyers into large, long-term accounts. Cox Enterprises has diverted 750 million lb from landfill and credited waste programs with USD 340 million in financial value. Target now processes organics at 1,680 U.S. locations and has already reached 85% operational diversion. These programs demand consistent SKU specifications, clear-film sortation bags, and industrial compostable liners that can handle food scraps and corrugated offcuts simultaneously.
Polyethylene spot values fell 11.95% year-on-year in 2025 after hurricane-linked outages on the Gulf Coast squeezed inventories before producers pushed a USD 0.05-0.07-per-lb contract hike. Buyers responded by trimming stock cover to 18 days, leaving converters exposed to price spikes. Similar volatility affects biopolymer markets, where fermenter output depends on corn and sugar feedstocks, which have their own price fluctuations. Margin uncertainty hinders capital investment in new extrusion lines and can delay the commercial launch of innovative SKUs.
Other drivers and restraints analyzed in the detailed report include:
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The residential channel still accounts for the largest slice of the North America trash bags market size, posting 45.65% share in 2025 as curbside collection and PAYT schemes keep kitchen liners moving through grocery aisles. Yet, industrial buyers, from automotive plants to data center campuses, are ramping up purchases at a 7.88% CAGR through 2031. Many are locked into zero-landfill targets that necessitate heavier-gauge liners rated for metal shavings, resin pellets, or bulky packaging. Supplier contracts often bundle color-coded segregation bags, anti-static drum liners, and 55-gallon builders' sacks, boosting average selling price relative to household SKUs.
Industrial volume gains reflect healthy construction spending and the onshoring of manufacturing. Large projects generate concentrated waste nodes, creating predictable, pallet-level orders that shave logistics costs for converters. The North America trash bags market share for industrial applications is therefore expected to approach the residential share by decade-end as new plants come online and legacy facilities retrofit waste-sorting zones to meet ESG metrics.
LDPE retained 41.05% revenue share in 2025 thanks to its balance of tear resistance and cost efficiency. However, legislative tailwinds are sending ASTM D6400-certified bags up the adoption curve, with the sub-category tracking a 7.74% CAGR. California's SB 1046 requires compostable pre-checkout bags with a minimum 15-inch mouth width, effective starting in 2025. Echo effects include supermarket chains sourcing matching compostable trash liners for back-of-house organics totes. At the same time, mechanical-recycling investments are improving the clarity of recycled LDPE pellets, helping traditional film retain customer loyalty where certified composting facilities remain scarce.
Overall, the North America trash bags market is shifting toward a dual-portfolio model, featuring mainstream LDPE or HDPE for general refuse and premium-priced biodegradable options for organics, as well as brand-led sustainability messaging. This bifurcation provides converters with the flexibility to hedge against feedstock swings while meeting regional compliance requirements.
The North America Trash Bags Market Report is Segmented by End User (Residential, Commercial, Industrial), Product Type (LDPE Bags, HDPE Bags and More), Capacity (< 8 Gal, 8-30 Gal, 30-55 Gal, > 55 Gal), Material Source (Virgin Plastic, Post-Consumer Recycled Plastic, Hybrid, Bio-Based Resins), Sales Channel (Offline Retail, and More), and Geography (United States, Canada). The Market Forecasts are Provided in Terms of Value (USD).