Compost is a stable, humus-like product obtained from the biodegradation of organic materials found in waste under controlled conditions. 

In simple terms, compost is decomposed organic matter that can be used to help plants grow and keep the soil healthy. Compost is a valuable soil amendment to add the nutrients and goodness that plants need for good growth and development.

It is time to take serious steps in composting organic waste. Today, it is essential to find alternative methods for the recovery of renewable and sustainable waste. An important way to get started is to bring composting to more cities, businesses and schools. With the support of people who are already in favor of composting, one can train others and start building a long-lasting system.

We can list the benefits of compost as follows;

• Improvement of soil structure, root development, water holding capacity of soil.
• It keeps its nutrients in organic or slow-release form.
• Helping the necessary microbial activity in the soil, etc.
• Compost helps to recycle animal manure, agricultural waste, food waste, municipal solid waste and greatly reduces landfill waste, composting greatly prevents organic waste from releasing methane in landfill.
• Compost provides essential nutrients over a long period of time for optimum plant growth. There are many beneficial microorganisms in compost that help prevent plant diseases and break down organic matter.

Home Composting and Commercial Composting

Home Composting:  Due to the lower amount of waste collected from the home, home composting can result in lower waste management fees and produces compost for private garden use. 

However, not all household waste is suitable for home composting. It is recommended to collect organic household waste separately with a special waste collection system and then treat it in industrial composting or waste collection facilities to produce quality compost.

Commercial Composting:  Many organic wastes such as meat or bio-plastics (including compostable foodservice products) can only be composted under ideal composting conditions. Therefore, home-scale composting of the above-mentioned non-compostable materials such as meat, fish, pine needles can be carried out in commercial composting facilities where controlled conditions (eg temperature, ventilation, humidity) are provided. 

Home composting should only be considered as an additional option for the treatment of organic waste, especially garden waste. Commercial compost plants mostly process organic matter from homes, apartments, apartments and businesses.

Commercial composting methods include in-ship composting, row pile composting, aerated static pile composting.

Our organization provides very different certification services for businesses in various sectors and carries out the necessary testing, analysis, control and evaluation activities within this framework. In these works, it always follows domestic and foreign standards, applicable legal regulations and generally accepted practices.

Our organization has a trained and experienced staff and advanced technological facilities. In this framework, it also provides compost certification and C-Label (Compost Labeling) compost labeling services to businesses that request it.