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Largest Plant of Type in North America to Generate 13 MW 08.01.2019 14:07 Anaergia’s 300,000 TPA Food Waste & Biosolids to Energy Plant in California Ontario based organic waste technology firm, Anaergia, Inc., is to the start construction at the Rialto Bioenergy Facility which will produce energy and fertiliser from food waste in Southern California. read more …
Government’s Resources and Waste Strategy Unveiled 18.12.2018 10:45 Manufacturers to Pay Full Cost for Recycling UK Packaging Under a new UK government strategy Businesses and manufacturers will pay the full cost of recycling or disposing of their packaging waste. read more …
Gove’s Ambition Welcomed, But Cash Strapped Councils Need Backing 27.11.2018 14:37 ADBA Calls for UK Government to Put its Money Where its Mouth is on Food Waste Collections Defra has “made it a particular priority of my department to end the environmental, economic, and moral scandal of food waste,” Secretary of State, Michael Gove said yesterday. read more …
Zero Waste Scotland Launches Initiative and Circular Economy Hotspot Event 02.11.2018 11:55 Scotland Launches £1m Grants to Businesses with ‘Big Ideas’ to Cut Food Waste In Scotland grants of up to £1 million are being made available to businesses with ‘big ideas’ about how to cut food waste and help them bring concepts to market. read more …
24% of People Don’t Know What’s in Their Fridge 31.10.2018 14:07 InSinkErator Infographic Highlighting the Challenge of Food Waste in the UK InSinkErator, which supplies in-sink grinders that enable food waste to be disposed of through the sewage system, has created an infographic highlighting on-going challenges presented by food waste in the UK. read more …
Move to Cut Fresh Food Firm’s Plastic Use by 50,000 lbs Annually 24.10.2018 12:33 Snap Kitchen Moves to Compostable Plant Based Packaging In Austin, Texas Snap Kitchen, an omnichannel fresh food retailer, has launched a rollout of compostable eco-friendly packaging materials as part of its efforts towards an more sustainable business model. read more … Bute Brew Co Puts Circular Economy Theories into Practice 05.10.2018 14:08 Zero Waste Scotland Helps Island Brewer Recycle Bread into Beer Bute Brew Co, a brewing firm based on the Isle of Bute, is recycling unsold loaves of bread donated from the local Co-operative store into a 5.1% alcohol craft beer. read more … Cut Wastage, Increase Separate Collections & Anaerobic Digestion 01.10.2018 13:24 ZWS Report: Tackling Food Waste Key to Fight Against Climate Change A new report published from Zero Waste Scotland has called from the fight against climate change begins at home with reduced food waste and improved collection and energy recovery. read more … Reduced Back Burden and Increaed Lifting Power for Recycling Operatives 10.08.2018 12:43 Wearable Robotics Boost Efficiency at Japanese Recycling Facility A wearable robot fitted to worker’s waists to reduce work-induced back stress and improve work efficiency has been introduced at a Japanese recycling facility. read more … Bore Hill Farm Biodigester Recognised for Operational Good Practice 07.08.2018 13:11 First English Food Waste Facility to Pass Anaerobic Digestion Certification Scheme Bore Hill Farm Biodigester AD facility to be certified under a new scheme that recognises good operational, environmental, and health and safety performance. read more … Biogas from Food and Biowaste to be Injected into the Grid 03.08.2018 12:37 First Organic Waste to Renewable Natural Gas Plant for Toronto The City of Toronto is to work with gas distribution firm, Enbridge, to develop the city’s first renewable natural gas facility, located at the Dufferin organic waste processing facility. read more … BIOMETHANE 3000 for Biogas to Grid Plants 02.08.2018 12:55 New Biomethane Analyser from QED for Anaerobic Digestion Gas Upgrading Applications Michigan based environmental product manufacturer, Q.E.D. Environmental Systems, Inc., has launched a fixed analyser designed for high-accuracy methane and oxygen readings for biomethane applications. read more …
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