How Is Commercial Composting Made?

Commercial or industrial composting is large-scale composting designed to handle very high volumes of organic waste, as opposed to private or domestic composting, which processes organic waste from a home or facility. 

How Is Commercial Composting Made?

The compost produced by a commercial composting facility can be sold to farms and nurseries, applied to municipal landscaping, or sold to individuals, depending on how the facility is organized. Commercial composting operations have expanded radically in the early 21st century, with growing interest in composting, recycling, and reducing the environmental impact of doing business.

Waste collection is handled by a fleet of trucks that deliver the material to a central facility for composting. Some commercial composting companies also allow people to leave compost, often in the form of large truckloads of compost from farms and agricultural facilities. 

The waste volume requires a lot of space for composting and is ideal for anaerobic composting, where the compost is quickly broken down by anaerobic organisms that generate enormous heat as a waste product.

Compost produced in a commercial facility can be of very high quality, especially if staff are careful about handling and sorting the compost. In the case of a municipal agency, compost can be used in the urban landscape or distributed free of charge to citizens who want it. 

Private companies tend to sell their compost or enter into cooperative agreements with farms that supply raw organic waste and receive finished compost in return.

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