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We will realize the "circulation" of food waste, as fun as a merry-go-round, and lasting forever.
The Merries System is a local circulation service for food waste. It decomposes organic waste (food scraps) using the power of microorganisms to create compost, which is then used to grow safe and reliable vegetables.
![[Case Study] Food Processing Manufacturer in Kyoto Prefecture](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/7e0/2001052106/IPROS60841171929744106695.jpeg?w=280&h=280)
Excellent dehydration efficiency! Proposal for a series of systems including conveyor, crusher, and dehydrator.
We would like to introduce a case study regarding the introduction of a dedicated vegetable cutting device to a food processing manufacturer in Kyoto Prefecture. Previously, cabbage residue was reduced using a dryer, but due to high running costs and frequent breakdowns, we concluded that a simple dehydration method would be better, which led to them reaching out to us. They requested to minimize manual labor, so we proposed a system that only requires human intervention during the input of the residue, while continuously transporting, crushing, and dehydrating the material. 【Overview】 ■Challenges - Cabbage residue was being reduced using a dryer, but it incurred high running costs and frequent breakdowns. ■Results - Proposed a system for continuous transportation, crushing, and dehydration. - Achieved a reduction rate of 70%, leading to significant cost savings through reduced labor. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
Introduction to solving the recycling issues of aquatic plants such as water hyacinth and water chestnut using "α-Gaia"!
We would like to introduce our solutions for the recycling issues related to aquatic plants, water hyacinth, and water chestnuts. "α-Gaia" is a system that rapidly decomposes, dries, and pulverizes organic matter. Aquatic plants, blue-green algae, and water hyacinth can be processed using "α-Gaia" to convert organic residues into agricultural materials (organic cultivation fertilizers), livestock feed, and methane power generation. 【Development of Organic Residue Processing from Aquatic Plants, etc.】 ■ Agricultural materials (organic cultivation fertilizers) ■ Livestock feed ■ Methane power generation ■ Ethanol production *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
