Food waste compost is a mixture of decomposed organic matter such as food, vegetable scraps and fruit peels material that provides valuable nutrients for soil. It enriches the soil, promotes healthy plant growth, and reduces the amount of waste sent to landfills.

Improves soil health: Compost adds organic matter that helps improve soil texture, moisture retention, and drainage.

Reduces landfill waste: Composting food scraps keeps them out of landfills, reducing methane emissions and environmental impact.

Promotes healthier plants: Using compost enriches the soil, providing essential nutrients to your vegetables, fruits, and plants.

Cost-effective: Making compost at home reduces the need for store-bought fertilizers and plant food.