Biofuel

Bio Collectors, in their pursuit of innovative waste recycling solutions, transforms organic food waste into biofuel through a process called anaerobic digestion. This process, occurring at their advanced anaerobic digestion facility, takes about 72 hours and involves micro-organisms breaking down biodegradable materials in an oxygen-free environment. The result is the creation of clean energy and digestate products, with the biofuel being utilised to power their fleet of vehicles.

Organic Recycling

Bio Collectors' organic recycling service is a renewable, closed-loop system that turns organic materials into renewable energy and digestate for farms. This highly sustainable method ensures zero waste goes to landfill. At their anaerobic digestion facility, food waste is broken down into two components: biogas for the National Grid and compost or digestate for farms. This process not only generates power for homes and businesses across Britain but also produces a useful fertiliser for farmers.