An example of vegetable trimmings generated during processing and handled using a commercial food waste processor!
We would like to introduce a case study regarding the installation of the commercial food waste processor "Sink Pia GJ-100" at Gunma Food Industry Co., Ltd. Founded in 1953, the company has been engaged in food manufacturing closely connected to the local community for many years. Their main products are processed vegetables, such as domestically grown vegetables (leeks, burdock, spinach) from within the prefecture and nearby areas, which are sold as hot air-dried vegetables. During processing, vegetable trimmings are generated, and their disposal is handled using our product. [Case Overview] ■ Vegetable trimmings are generated during processing, and their disposal is being carried out. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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"What we want you to discard is the conventional wisdom of food waste disposal machines." The development concept of Sink Pia is to process food waste 'without transporting, without burning, and on-site.' By self-processing food waste within facilities, it contributes to CO2 reduction and the SDGs. Japan's food waste disposal, which has relied heavily on incineration, is at a turning point, and many companies are entering the food waste processing machine industry to meet the needs of the times. However, it is also an industry where many companies have been forced to withdraw due to issues related to research and development costs, as well as a lack of knowledge, experience, and skills. Some have already started demonstration experiments, focusing on the development of microbial houses using biodegradable materials, the development of devices for processing dirty biodegradable containers, and further research on resource recovery such as liquid fertilizers and soil conditioners from decomposed water. We aim to be a company that is needed by more customers and can realize a society that is friendly to the future of the Earth's environment.