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Italian company from Turin wins bid for garbage collection in New York.

Farid Industrie, from Turin, signs contract worth up to 250 million euros to modernize waste collection in New York by 2031.

Italian company from Turin wins bid for garbage collection in New York.
Italian company from Turin wins bid for garbage collection in New York. Photo: reproduction / Il Sole 24 Ore.

According to the newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore, Farid Industrie, a Turin-based company belonging to the German Zoeller Group, won the bid to supply equipment for New York's new waste collection system. The contract is worth up to €250 million, with a deadline of 2031, €70 million in orders already confirmed, and deliveries scheduled between 2026 and 2027. The company, which recorded revenue of €210 million last year, estimates annual growth of €35 to €50 million with the project.

New York City decided to install large containers on the streets to combat rodent infestations and improve working conditions for waste collectors. Farid, which produces the equipment to move these containers, adapted its technology in six months and participated in a pilot project in Manhattan.

Read also Ducati celebrates 100 years with official stamp from the Italian postal service.

Read the original article in Italian in the newspaper. Il Sole 24 Ore .

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