With Biopallo’s patented technology, organic side streams are transformed into
valuable raw material for growing media, soil improvement, and fertilizers – in less
than a day
Across industries, production processes generate a wide variety of organic by-products and waste. Instead of disposal, these streams can now be redirected into the circular economy. Biopallo’s scalable, fully automated reactor uses aerobic decomposition to hygienize organic waste into high-quality humus in under 24 hours. The result is a nutrient-rich product that restores soil health and creates optimal conditions for microorganisms to thrive.
We provide end-to-end solutions for the organic side streams from processes including but not limited to the following sectors:
the food industry such as meat, fish and dairy industries
pulp and paper industry
agricultural manure and sludge, contaminated feed, etc
greenhouse and market gardens
truck gardens, greenhouses
fertilizer industry
waste treatment centers
Problem
Humanity’s greatest problems today center around ineffective organic waste accretion, poor soil conditions, climate change through atmospheric carbon, and insufficient food production.
Impoverished soil releases more carbon that it can sequester, accelerating climate change resulting in further soil degradation.
Solution
There is a solution to this vicious cycle: Biopallo.
Due to our patented technology’s ability to efficiently process organic biowaste at a microbiological level, the waste can be quickly converted into valuable soil nourishing hygienic humus and raw material for truly organic, circular fertilizer.
Result
Humus enables optimal living conditions for micro-organisms and returns life into soil. Live, active soil means healthier food, cleaner waters and less polluted environment, because living soil sequesters and stores carbon from the air into soil where it belongs and where it is needed.
Biopallo Technology enables regeneration of soil!
Biopallo enables a true circular economy concept of industrial and agricultural side streams and nutrients
