Farm to Store Waste Solution
Wholesale crop and harvest waste
An estimated $600 billion worth of food is lost globally during or just after harvest. Grocery stores and wholesalers seek solutions to curb food waste, a significant challenge in their operations.
The LFC biodigester is an onsite solution that converts organic waste to water, providing farms and retailers with a practical and eco-friendly tool to address high volume of food waste with minimal impact to the environment.
Simple, low effort waste management
- Proven solution to handle crops that are unfit for consumption
- Divert supermarket waste from landfill
- Reduce time spent handling and managing waste
3D Spinner of the LFC-1000 biodigester
Farms typically choose the LFC-1000 biodigester which comes with a bin tipper to accommodate the high volume of harvest waste.
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Our Customers across the Food Supply Chain
Green Thumb, Greener Solutions: How Goodness Gardens Herb Farm is Revolutionizing Waste Management with the LFC biodigester
Goodness Garden, a hydroponics herb farm, has minimized labor and waste with the LFC biodigester.
Methane Emissions on the Rise: Food Waste’s Impact on Climate Change
Atmospheric levels of the three main greenhouse gasses that cause climate change—carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide—all reached new record high values in 2021. Without further action to rein in these emissions, the planet faces a dramatic increase in risks including extreme weather, food and water shortages, and other crises.
What part of the supply chain is responsible for food waste?
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Four Findings from the Carbon Summit Think Tank on Regenerative Agriculture and Food Waste
This year’s Carbon Summit, a platform designed to identify, promote, and scale sustainable solutions, was held in Boise, ID and focused on regional sustainability and regenerative agriculture. A panelist of experts on agriculture and geology came together to discuss the current state of soil, how it impacts food production, and how we can mitigate the impact of global warming. Here are our four findings from Carbon Summit 2022 and how food waste will help change the future.
Tomato farm diverts one ton of plant waste from landfills daily with biodigester
A wholesale distributor was facing a looming problem — as their operations expanded, so did the amount of waste generated as byproducts. With any distribution and wholesale center, organic waste is a normal byproduct of operations and processing facilities. In June 2021, they installed an LFC-1000 biodigester with a built-in bin tipper. On typical work days, the machine digests on average 950 kg (2100 lb) of plant waste per month.