Looking for a composting service or an organic waste solution in Israel? Start by defining what your business produces and what happens to it today. A restaurant, food factory and agricultural site can need different collection, storage and treatment arrangements.

Collection, composting and preprocessing are different services

Collection moves material from your premises. Composting is a biological treatment process that produces a stabilized soil amendment. Some appliances only dry and grind food scraps; their output still needs a suitable next treatment step. Ask the provider which process is included and who is responsible for the resulting material. The EPA overview of composting approaches explains the distinction between treatment methods.

What to prepare before requesting a proposal

  1. Daily or weekly weight or volume, including seasonal peaks.
  2. Types of food scraps or process residues and whether packaging is mixed in.
  3. Current collection frequency, storage conditions and treatment costs.
  4. Available space, access and utilities.
  5. Your objective: reliable handling, less disposal, resource recovery or a feasibility study.

Compare the complete route

Ask what materials the provider accepts, how contamination is handled, what equipment and maintenance are included, and where the material goes. Compare installation and ongoing costs on the same basis. For suitable streams and quantities, anaerobic digestion and biogas can be investigated as another route; an organic label alone does not establish feasibility.

Find a solution for your business

GreenSolutions helps businesses describe their need and evaluate relevant sustainability solutions. We do not promise a universal pickup service or coverage in every locality. Provider availability and project suitability must be checked for your location and waste stream.

Describe your organic waste need — form in Hebrew

Read about business organic waste solutions (Hebrew) and waste-to-energy (Hebrew). Suppliers in wastewater, sludge treatment, waste-to-energy, biogas or greywater can explore joining GreenSolutions (Hebrew).