Ichnos · read from the source
Does Industry Today accept anything from outside?
Yes — they publish a way in for contributed articles. Here is the sentence they publish, quoted from their own page.
“If you wish to submit an article please email editorialdesk@industrytoday.com with a brief outline of your proposed topic and if accepted you will be sent guidelines.”
https://industrytoday.com · read 2026-09-16
Nothing here was inferred from the shape of the site and nothing was scraped from a page that did not load. If the policy has changed since it was read, it has changed — go and check, which is the point of quoting it rather than summarising it.
Who this destination is useful to
It appears in the survey under these categories, which are industries the major advertising platforms refuse outright or restrict heavily.
- Knives and edged tools
- Moving and relocation brokers
- Residential solar sales organisations
- Scrap metal and recycling
- Medical and sharps waste
- Hazardous and medical waste disposal
- Waste hauling and roll-off
- Occupational health clinics
- Home water treatment
- Refinery flare gas monitoring and optical thermal combustion testing
- Ballast water management system retrofit engineering
- Aircraft emergency oxygen generator manufacturing and overhaul
- Combustible grain and chemical dust explosion hazard analysis (DHA) and flameless venting certification
- Polychlorinated biphenyl transformer retrofilling and dechlorination contracting
- Industrial wet-storage cobalt-60 gamma irradiator maintenance and source reloading
- Bulk high-GWP fluorinated refrigerant reclamation and EPA quota aggregation
- Commercial alkaline hydrolysis equipment manufacturing and installation
Why this exists
Whole industries cannot advertise — not for anything they did, but because the platform refuses the category outright, or a regulator restricts what may be said and to whom. They still need customers, and nobody sells them the thing they need, which is a map of where they are still allowed to go.
So we built the map. This page is one destination out of it, given away because the question it answers is one somebody was already asking. See the survey.