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Food waste machines play an important role in ESG (environmental, social and corporate governance),

Environment(E)

Reduce waste: Effectively reduce the generation of food waste at home or commercial sites and reduce the use of landfills. Resource recovery: By converting food waste into compost or biofuel, it contributes to the circular economy and promotes the reuse of resources. Reduce greenhouse gas emissions: Reduce greenhouse gases such as methane released during the decomposition of food waste.

Society(S)

Raise public awareness: Promoting the use of food waste machines can increase society's awareness of food waste issues and promote sustainable consumption. Community participation: Encourage the community to participate in food waste reduction actions and enhance social cohesion.

Governance (G)

Corporate Responsibility: If a company can integrate food waste management into its operations, it will show a sense of responsibility for the environment and enhance its brand image. Compliance: With the strengthening of environmental protection regulations, the use of food waste machines can help companies comply with environmental protection requirements and reduce legal risks.

The use of food waste machines can not only improve the environment, but also promote the practice of social responsibility and enhance corporate governance capabilities, becoming an important component of ESG strategies.

Scope 3 in ESG mainly focuses on the direct/ indirect emissions of enterprises in their supply chain and product use stage.

 

Food waste processing performs the following tasks in ESG Scope 3:

 

1. Waste management:

Reduce food waste to landfill and waste disposal emissions.

Promote composting and resource recycling to reduce pollution.

2. Supply chain emissions:

Assess suppliers may generate food waste during production processes and the ways to reduce.

Reduce emissions across the entire value chain through improved supply chain management.

3. Product usage stage:

Improve consumers’ awareness of food waste disposal and encourage them to use decomposers for processing.                             

Promote more sustainable kitchen practices through education and promotion.                                                                                                             

  4. Social impact:

Increase community participation in food waste management and enhance public awareness of environmental protection.                       

Through the use of decomposers, improve the quality of life of the community and promote sustainable development.                                                                                                                                                         

5. Economic benefits:

Reduce transportation cost of food waste and improve resource utilization efficiency, enhancing enterprises economic performance.                                                                                                                                                      

Overall, the use of decomposers can not only reduce scope 3 emissions, and also promote corporate environmental, social responsibility performance and sustainable business practices.