Viably

International Compost Awareness Week is next week, May 3-9. It is a useful marker for where the industry stands on organics recovery.

Roughly 70 million tons of food goes unsold or uneaten in the U.S. each year. The majority of that material, an estimated 60 million tons, ends up at waste destinations rather than moving through composting or recovery pathways. The composting and organics processing infrastructure to recover a larger share of that material does not yet exist at the regional scale needed.

Regional processing capacity, permitting constraints, and feedstock contamination are the primary factors limiting how much actually does. Closing that gap requires processing systems that are sized and configured for the material streams and operational realities in each market. That is the work Viably supports.

Learn more at thinkviably.com

Recovery at scale requires infrastructure that matches the volume and complexity of the material stream.

We’re continuing to grow our partnership with Powerscreen of Florida!

Effective March 1, their team will represent Komptech equipment across Tennessee and Alabama, building on a strong track record of supporting customers throughout the Southeast.

This expansion reflects the strength of our collaboration and continued momentum.

Read more here: https://bit.ly/3NmOnEZ