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A sustainable fuel for the future

If your business is within the M25 area and produces food waste, we can reduce your waste costs

I have been using Bio Collectors for my customers now for over two years and the service has been fantastic…my customers like the fact they can put all sorts of food and coffee into one bin, that makes it very simple to train their staff… I recommend Bio Collectors to all my customers who have food waste to dispose of.

Myles Hosier, MD – Hosier Waste Ltd

Biofuel From Organic Food Waste

Here at Bio Collectors, we love a challenge. Constantly questioning the status quo, we’re always on the lookout for new ways to innovate and make food waste recycling easy and accessible for our customers across London.

So, what happens to your food once we collect it? First, it’s taken to our state-of-the-art anaerobic digestion facility, where it’s then transformed into clean energy and digestate products.

This means that nothing goes to landfill, demonstrating a truly closed-loop economy that reduces the country’s reliance on unsustainable practices, such as fracking.

What is Anaerobic Digestion?

The anaerobic digestion process takes roughly 72 hours to convert your excess food into usable resources for tomorrow – including biofuel, which we use to power our fleet of vehicles.

The term ‘anaerobic digestion’ refers to a series of processes whereby micro-organisms break down biodegradable materials free from oxygen. It’s an efficient and sustainable way of converting your business’ leftover food into usable energy.

To learn more about our state-of-the-art anaerobic digestion facility or our produced biofuel, simply get in touch today.

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Every collection we perform is recorded using our live booking system. You can receive e-waste transfer notes to any number of specified email addresses as soon as we complete your service, meaning you spend less time worrying about your collections and more time running your business.
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