A completed project in Bentonville, Arkansas A new composting site of over 2500 metric tons! Here are the three main objectives of this project: 1. Renovate an existing composting site 2. Reduce the footprint on the ground 3. Significantly reduce odor issues We are very pleased to have met all of our objectives!
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MEP Florida, a producer of high-end fruit juices and cocktails for bars and restaurants, has decided to improve its environmental footprint through concrete actions. They are among the first in the U.S. to compost production residues. Congratulations on the initiative! Brome Compost is proud to be part
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After years of offering the option do to so, we finally have our first ‘containerised’ composting system in Inukjuak, Quebec! Thanks to a collaboration with the Kativik Regional Government and Éco-conseil Symbiose, Inukjuamiuq (members of the Inukjuak community) now have their own composting system. The containers were adapted for this project and house a BROME
Read moreUp to $100,000 for the acquisition of a Brome Compost composting system by municipalities with fewer than 5,000 inhabitants and Aboriginal communities. The Quebec government recognizes the crucial role of composting in diverting organic and food waste from landfill or incineration. Above all, it recognizes the effectiveness of enclosed thermophilic equipment like that manufactured by
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Congratulations, Listuguj! Another great BROME Compost project is up and running as of July 2022 in the Mi’gmaq community of Listuguj, Quebec, which is situated at the end of the beautiful Matapedia valley and just across the bridge from Campbellton, New Brunswick. The current population of Listuguj is around 2000 inhabitants, and is continuing to
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Members of the Anishinabe community near Amos were invited to visit the all new Ecocentre installations on Wednesday, which also houses a composting system. This puts the community ahead of the Abitibi MRC for the recycling of 100% of all organic matters by 2022, and makes them the second indigenous community in the province to
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