COMMERCIAL FOOD WASTE COMPOSTING & RECYCLING SOLUTIONS

THE FOOD WASTE COMPOSTING AND RECYCLING EXPERTS

We believe that waste has significant resource potential.

We’ve provided innovative food waste solutions for over 20 years, that help businesses and communities become more sustainable, improve their carbon footprint, and play their part in looking after our planet.

We provide the tools and knowledge organisations need to close the loop and recycle their food waste on site.

Our mission – food waste innovation with a purpose.

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Over 20

years' experience in the industry

Over 30

countries with machines in operation

A global

network of distribution partners

1000+

Rocket Composters sold worldwide

PRODUCTS

Tidy Planet present the widest range of on-site food waste recycling products on the market, tested and manufactured to the highest quality standards here in the UK – tackling on-site, commercial food waste volumes ranging from 20kg to 20 tonnes of food waste per day.

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SECTORS

Our food waste solutions can be found in many locations around the world, across a wide range of sectors – including education, hospitality, oil and gas exploration, prison services, and offshore, to name a few.

And while our clients are all different, they have one thing in common – the desire to sustainably manage their food wastes.

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CUSTOMERS

CASE STUDIES

Belmond Le Manoir aux Quat’ Saisons

Raymond Blanc’s Michelin-starred luxury hotel and restaurant invested in our composting and food waste drying technology, to help the site to compost 94% of its annual food waste. The compost is then used in the hotel’s vegetable and herb gardens and orchards, to grow organic produce.

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WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY…

“Prior to being able to compost on site, we always sent our food wastes for AD to be recovered. But with the Rocket Composter, we’re going one step higher up in the Waste Hierarchy and recycling them on site, allowing us to autonomously reduce our carbon footprint, as well as our expenditure on disposal trucks.”.

Fergal McCauley, Head of Facilities at City of Glasgow College