In-Vessel Composting: An industrial form of composting biodegradable waste in a controlled manner has many advantages:

But before jumping to the advantages let us consider the alternatives:

Many Local Autorities compost green waste on low cost “on farm” systems. It is true, bio-degradable waste material once partially degraded can be called compost – but frankly raw ex-green waste is a very poor compost. Often the Local Authority then struggles with what to do with it.

 

Here are just some of the advantages

 

• Enables more material to be diverted from landfill
  

• Enables safe composting of material that contains food waste
  

• Co-mingled collections are more cost effective than separate food waste collection.
  

• The technology is proven and stringent standards can be set for operators.
  

• The end result is a high quality compost that completes the recycling circle and has a value and benefit to the environment.