With the strife for a sustainable future, businesses need to produce eco-friendly safety goods; this has driven innovation in the field. Safety protection gloves, face shields, gowns, and coveralls made of plastic are still widely used and disposed of after single use. This raises concerns about environmental protection. To mitigate this problem, many suppliers are now coming up with safety products that are made of natural fibers and eco-friendly materials, which are biodegradable or recyclable. For instance, sustainable helmets and vests made of secondary raw materials have at least the same protective value as primary raw materials in the manufacturing process. There is a continuous transformation towards utilizing energy-efficient solar power and fire suppression systems, and with every shift comes improvement to the overall sustainability of the industry. Other than that, non-biodegradable disinfectants are used for maintaining hygiene purposes in medical and food industry settings, which are free from any harmful chemicals and thus benign to the environment and biodegradable.