With domestic revenues in excess of $45 Billion, waste management is a complex business. The enormity and scope of infrastructure required to service this nations 300 million people in such a way that it doesn't interfere with our daily habits is no small feat. It is estimated that the average person directly generates 1.5 tons of waste per year. In addition to this, are all the indirect wastes from cattle farms and other food sources that we readily don't even think about.

The population is growing while the amount of land available for waste disposal is decreasing. In 1980, there were approximately 20,000 landfills in the United States. Today, there are approximately 1,400. In fact, at least 10 states have only between 1 and 10 years left of landfill capacity. Naturally, the lack of space for dumping is causing tipping fees to climb. The longer distances trucks most travel coupled with increased fuel costs are contributing to the squeeze on organizational budgets.

These trends, combined with other political, social, economical and regulatory drivers are causing municipalities to rethink the way products are being manufactured along with alternative ways for disposal.

The good news is more and more manufacturers are switching over to produce biodegradable products. Over time, this will increase the percentage of waste that can be converted into resources.

Although waste-to-energy, a sub phrase of waste-to-resources, has become a popular topic of discussion, one of earth's oldest processes is the ultimate conversion technology - composting.

With new cutting-edge technology, it is now possible to divert approximately 70% of waste from landfills and convert it into a highly demanded product - ultimately extending the life of the landfill and providing a new revenue stream for your operation.

With continuous flow capacities of over 800 tons per day, our state-of-the art in-vessel composting systems can convert 100% of all biodegradable waste into a premium compost effortlessly, without odors or vectors and more efficiently than anything else in the industry.

Call BioSystem Solutions to learn about the array of customized turn-key solutions designed to ensure success of your implementation.