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Sorting instructions

Biowaste Sorting Guide: How to Recycle Organic Waste Correctly

Biowaste sorting is a crucial step in protecting the environment and conserving natural resources. When organic materials are separated correctly, they can be transformed into valuable compost and green biogas, significantly reducing landfill waste.

Proper organic waste management supports a cleaner future and is an essential part of any modern household or eco-friendly office.

What Goes Into Biowaste? (Allowed Items)

You can place solid organic materials and compostable kitchen items into the biowaste container. This includes:

  • Solid food waste (fruit and vegetable peels, leftovers, coffee grounds)

  • Household paper and unbleached paper napkins

  • Paper filters (coffee and tea filters)

What to Keep Out of Biowaste? (Prohibited Items)

To ensure efficient composting and anaerobic digestion, certain materials must never enter the biowaste bin. Keep these out:

  • Liquids (milk, juices, oils)

  • Sauces and dressings

  • Soup and other watery food remains

Why Choose Sortaider for Biowaste Management?

Implementing clear waste sorting instructions helps offices and homes minimize contamination in recycling streams. Sortaider’s stylish biowaste bins and clear visual guides make everyday recycling effortless, hygienic, and simple for everyone.

Sorting guide:

Solid food waste, fruit and vegetable peels, coffee grounds, tea bags, kitchen paper, and paper filters. Does not include: Liquids, sauces, soups, plastics, metals, and packaging materials.