Welcome to HotRot Composting Systems
Today, organic waste constitutes a large portion of the materials disposed of in landfills.
As a result, tons of organic waste can accumulate, contributing to dangerous leachate and methane gas emissions.
This waste is a potential resource of both nutrients and organic matter and can be productively managed by composting systems.
Composting offers a method of biological stabilization that eliminates odors and pathogens. The end result is a product that is environmentally safe and extremely useful.
HotRot industrial composting units offer cost-effective solutions to the global issues of:
- Large scale composting
- Municipal waste composting
- Food waste composting
- Composting of animal by-products (ABPR) and control of disease
- Treatment of sewage sludge
- On-site composting at remote camps, universities and other institutions
- Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions
As urbanization and higher standards of living become more and more common today, developing countries are bound to pay more attention to their organic resources, and therefore to commercial composting. HotRot composting units offer large scale odour-free in-vessel composting solutions that can be tailored to local needs.
Where you will find us next
22 – 24 July 2008
QME: Queensland Mining & Engineering Exhibition
Mackay, Queensland, Australia
http://www.qme.reedexhibitions.com.au
Peter Robinson, Marketing Manager of R5 Solutions Ltd / HotRot Exports Ltd, will be sharing a stand with Kelair Pumps Australia Pty Ltd. Peter would love to see you if you’re attending QME this year.
16 – 18 September 2008
Recycling & Waste Management Exhibition
National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, UK
We will be represented at the UK’s premier trade event by our UK subsidiary HotRot Composting Systems Ltd.
More information to follow closer to the time.
17 – 19 September 2008
18th Annual National Conference: Composting Council of Canada
Chateau Mont-Sainte-Anne, Quebec, Canada
Check back closer to the time as information comes to hand.
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