Most production processes produce waste.
No matter if food, chemical or mineral processing
- Sawdust, pomace, shells, sludge, seeds, contaminated water...
- Contaminated ingredient batch.
- It cannot be used for further processing.
- 20 tons of powder needs to be disposed of.
- And it will cost him a lot of money twice. Material purchase and now the disposal.
I like the term "secondary material γ°οΈ flow" better.
Often it is not waste, but a valuable material.
If not for you, then for someone else.
What can you do with it β
You already know the option β "dispose of it expensively".
Another option is to talk to partners who have experience with similar co-products.
They have great ideas about what can be done with your material.
At least the ones I work with π.
They give your material wiiiiings ... Nope.
β They give it an added value.
You can earn money with it.
There are many ideas and possibilities to turn this waste into revenue. We are evaluating different options
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ingredient for chemical products (no food certificate needed)
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colorant for plastic industry
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biogas feed material β¦
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most likely he will be even paid for this material
Sounds like a possible solution β
π‘ Questions about any of this? We will be happy to answer.
July and August is the grain harvest season π½ across Europe.
Cereal grains, husks and straw.
What do you think will come out of itβ
Next week: "How Much Do You Pay To Dispose Of Your Production Waste?"
