
Why the LFC biodigester leads the food digester industry
Many food waste digester brands market themselves as the most efficient solution, not all deliver on performance, reliability, cost of ownership, or long-term value....

Keep Kosher with the LFC biodigester
In our increasingly connected world, designing technology that is not only smart but also respectful of diverse user needs is more important than ever....

The Benefits of a Food Waste Digester
Food waste digesters provide an efficient and environmentally friendly way to break down organic waste, reducing landfill dependency and promoting a circular economy. Here’s...

Why your instant compost machine is harming the environment
Composting has become a cornerstone of sustainable living, embraced by eco-conscious individuals and businesses alike. In response, companies have flooded the market with so-called

Food Digesters Take on Ibn Battuta Mall’s Food Court Waste
Iain Milnes, President of Power Knot, recently visited Ibn Battuta Mall—Dubai’s largest themed shopping destination—to see first hand how the mall is using its...

Sustainability in Action: Power Knot at the 2025 National Restaurant Show
Each year, the National Restaurant Show highlights the most exciting innovations and evolving priorities in the foodservice industry. In 2025, two themes clearly stood...

Why Corporations Should Include Food Waste Digesters as Part of Their ESG Programs
Companies committed to carbon-neutral operations and a circular economy must integrate innovative waste management solutions into their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) programs. One...

Streamlining Food Waste Disposal: The Benefits of a Hands-Free Switch for the LFC biodigester
In today’s commercial kitchens and foodservice operations, sustainability is no longer optional—it’s essential. That’s where the LFC biodigester comes in. Designed to turn food...

Turning Food Waste into Water: Food Waste Digesters
Food waste digesters are machines that use microbes and oxygen to break down food waste, turning it into water. We explore when they’re better...
