Beginning on January 19, 2016, large-scale commercial food establishments must separate their organic waste.

Assembly Bill No. 1826 requires that businesses that generate eight cubic yards of organic waste per week divert that waste from the landfill.

In November 2010, Austin passed its Universal Recycling Ordinance (URO) to permit the City to achieve zero waste by 2040. In April 2013 the...

The National Restaurant Association (NRA) recently released a new sustainability report that stresses restaurant initiatives in recycling, composting and food waste reduction.

According to the EPA, food makes for the majority of waste in landfills, accounting for 21% of the total waste.

Should you be sending your waste food to an anaerobic digester? Probably not. That's the conclusion of this independent research which compared the environmental impact...

Pedalers Fork, a new restaurant in old town Calabasas California, installed a bio-digester LFC-200 to digest its waste food. Along with other measures implemented...

The Online Representations and Certifications Application (ORCA) was part of the documentation required by the US Government to become registered as a supplier to...

Big River Fish Corporation has acquired an LFC biodigester from Power Knot LLC to digest waste fish on site and save sending the waste...