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Over 1,200 km of permafrost subgrade reinforcement uses domestically produced low-temperature-resistant geocells , addressing deformation challenges at -40°C. 

Companies like Solmax and GSE Holdings are launching recycled polyethylene (rPE) geomembranes to reduce carbon footprints. These products target landfill liners and mining applications. 

The European Union's Circular Economy Action Plan is pushing for stricter standards on geosynthetic durability and recyclability. Manufacturers are adapting to meet new CE marking requirements.

India's National Highway Authority awarded a USD 240 million contract for geosynthetic-reinforced soil walls in landslide-prone areas. The project uses high-strength geogrids from Tensar International.

Propex Geosynthetics acquired Tuflex India, expanding its production capacity for nonwoven geotextiles in South Asia. The deal aims to meet rising demand for erosion control solutions.