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In the UK alone, we produce around 10 million tonnes of food waste annually, but only 1.8 million of this waste is recycled. Understanding the economic and environmental benefits of efficient food waste recycling can deliver huge benefits for business, the local environment and long-term sustainability.
As we move slowly towards the end of the year, we’re reflecting on what has been an epic few months. A time which has taken its toll on not only the health of our country, affected thousands of lives, jobs and the economy.
Ultimately the environmental benefits of waste management are the most important factor to consider, closely followed by the positive influence the correct management of waste can have on a business from both a sustainability and financial perspective.
Anaerobic Digestion is a sustainable process of recycling large amounts of food and animal waste which is backed by local, national and government regulated bodies.
With over 200,000 blockages of drainage systems across the UK every year, the safe and correct disposal of oils and fats is becoming increasingly important for not just households across the UK, but also for food production businesses too.
The main difference between biomass and biogas is that biomass is a solid material whereas biogas is a gaseous compound created through the process of Anaerobic Digestion.
Understanding the long term environmental and economic benefits of food waste recycling can deliver huge benefits to a business, the local environment and long-term sustainability.
Firstly, in case you’re not familiar with the term and process let us explain anaerobic digestion - it is the sustainable process of recycling large amounts of food waste and animal waste, which is backed by local, national and government regulated bodies.
Often overlooked and outnumbered by bigger and more vocal charitable organisations, carers of all ages are unsung heroes of today’s age. A plight highlighted even further by the recent lockdown we’ve all experienced due to the Covid19 pandemic.
Lots has been going on over the last few months and we’re not just talking about Covid19...