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Solid Waste Management
Biological decomposition of organic solid waste
More than half of the municipal solid waste generated in India is organic — food scraps, garden waste and market waste. When this wet waste goes to landfills it generates methane and leachate; when treated biologically it becomes a resource.
We provide microbial cultures and process guidance that accelerate the decomposition of organic solid waste for housing societies, temples, markets, municipalities and institutions — converting a liability into compost and biogas.
Key Benefits
- Rapid decomposition of kitchen, garden and market waste
- Significant odour and leachate reduction
- Fly and pest attraction minimised
- Higher quality, pathogen-reduced end compost
- Reduced waste transport and landfill costs
- Suitable for decentralised, on-site processing
How It Works
Our Process
Waste Characterisation
We assess the type, quantity and segregation level of organic waste generated at your site.
Method Selection
Aerobic composting, in-vessel, windrow or biogas — we recommend the right route for your volume and space.
Culture Dosing
Microbial cultures are applied at defined ratios to seed rapid, odour-controlled decomposition.
Process Monitoring
Temperature, moisture and turning schedules are guided by our team until stabilisation.
End-Use Support
We help you sieve, cure and put the finished compost to productive use or sale.
Applications
- Housing societies & apartment complexes
- Municipal wet waste processing centres
- Temple, wedding hall & community kitchens
- Vegetable and fruit markets
- Farm and agri-waste management
- Corporate & campus canteens
Frequently Asked Questions
Well-maintained windrow or in-vessel composting with our thermophilic cultures typically stabilises in 4–6 weeks versus 10–12 weeks or more without inoculation, with noticeably less odour.
Yes — removing plastics, metals and large inert items is essential. The better the segregation, the cleaner and faster the decomposition and the higher the compost quality.
From 50 kg/day at a housing society to several tonnes per day at municipal processing centres. Dosing rates and process design are scaled accordingly.
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