MANAGE FOOD WASTE DIRECTORY
On-site energy generation technologies:
Introduction
A range of source separated food organics can be used as animal
food as livestock have the ability to eat plant materials or foodstuffs
that humans will not consume. Food organics can be processed to
meet the nutritional requirements of targeted animal groups or to
provide supplementary animal feed. As processing technologies and
nutritional value becomes more specific and complex, establishment
and capital costs, operating costs and the value of the end product
tend to increase.
Technologies for on-site processing of food organics for use as
animal feeds are listed below.
Health Regulations
NOTE: There are a number of health and quality issues that
regulate the application of food organics as animal food. These
regulations aim to prevent the development and/or spread of several
serious animal diseases including BSE (Mad Cow Disease) and foot
and mouth disease.
Regulations include, but are not limited to the NSW Stock Foods
Act, the Stock Food Regulations and the Stock Diseases Act that
require (for example):
- That NO tissue or blood from any animal or bird can be fed to
pigs.
- That NO food waste can be fed to pigs unless the material has
been rendered or sterilised. This is due to the risk of potential
transmission of foot and mouth disease and other viral diseases.
- That NO meat products (including tissue, blood or feathers)
can be fed to ruminants (cattle, sheep, goats, deer etc.). This
is due to the risk of bovine spongiform encephalophathy (BSE)
also known as Mad Cow Disease.
More information can be found in the report 'Food
Organics Processing Options for New South Wales' available free
to download.
NSW DPI also has a number of Primefact sheets (formerly “Agnotes”)
that cover these issues:
Primefact
311: Dangers in feeding waste material to livestock (replaces
Agnote DAI-181)
Primefact
313: Feed controls - stopping BSE (Mad Cow Disease) (replaces
Agnote DAI-227)
Primefact
318: Manufactured stock food requirements
Technologies listed for on-site animal
feed production:
Technology A
Technology B
Technology C
| Product name:
Technology A |
Functional description of the technology (what it does):
Blah, blah blah
Performance benefits claimed of the technology:
Blah, blah blah
Types of food waste able to process:
Blah, blah blah
Types of food waste NOT able to process:
Blah, blah blah
Model name / No. |
Weekly food waste
processing capacity (kg/wk) |
Approximate dimensions
(L x W x H in metres) |
| Technology A.1 |
XXX kg per week |
XXX x YYY x ZZZ metres |
| Technology A.2 |
XXX kg per week |
XXX x YYY x ZZZ metres |
| Technology A.3 |
XXX kg per week |
XXX x YYY x ZZZ metres |
Inputs/consumables required:
Blah, blah blah
Ancillary equipment:
Blah, blah blah
Distributor (manufacturer):
Blah, blah blah
Australian distributor?
Blah, blah blah
Website:
Blah, blah blah
Phone:
Blah, blah blah
The information in this listing has been provided by the distributor
of the listed technology and ROU has not assessed or verified information
provided or claimed capabilities. Inclusion in this directory does
not represent endorsement or recommendation of then listed product.
Refer to full disclaimer for the
directory.
| Product name:
Technology B |
Functional description of the technology (what it does):
Blah, blah blah
Performance benefits claimed of the technology:
Blah, blah blah
Types of food waste able to process:
Blah, blah blah
Types of food waste NOT able to process:
Blah, blah blah
Model name / No. |
Weekly food waste
processing capacity (kg/wk) |
Approximate dimensions
(L x W x H in metres) |
| Technology B.1 |
XXX kg per week |
XXX x YYY x ZZZ metres |
| Technology B.2 |
XXX kg per week |
XXX x YYY x ZZZ metres |
| Technology B.3 |
XXX kg per week |
XXX x YYY x ZZZ metres |
Inputs/consumables required:
Blah, blah blah
Ancillary equipment:
Blah, blah blah
Distributor (manufacturer):
Blah, blah blah
Australian distributor?
Blah, blah blah
Website:
Blah, blah blah
Phone:
Blah, blah blah
The information in this listing has been provided by the distributor
of the listed technology and ROU has not assessed or verified information
provided or claimed capabilities. Inclusion in this directory does
not represent endorsement or recommendation of then listed product.
Refer to full disclaimer for the
directory.
| Product name:
Technology C |
Functional description of the technology (what it does):
Blah, blah blah
Performance benefits claimed of the technology:
Blah, blah blah
Types of food waste able to process:
Blah, blah blah
Types of food waste NOT able to process:
Blah, blah blah
Model name / No. |
Weekly food waste
processing capacity (kg/wk) |
Approximate dimensions
(L x W x H in metres) |
| Technology C.1 |
XXX kg per week |
XXX x YYY x ZZZ metres |
| Technology C.2 |
XXX kg per week |
XXX x YYY x ZZZ metres |
| Technology C.3 |
XXX kg per week |
XXX x YYY x ZZZ metres |
Inputs/consumables required:
Blah, blah blah
Ancillary equipment:
Blah, blah blah
Distributor (manufacturer):
Blah, blah blah
Australian distributor?
Blah, blah blah
Website:
Blah, blah blah
Phone:
Blah, blah blah
The information in this listing has been provided by the distributor
of the listed technology and ROU has not assessed or verified information
provided or claimed capabilities. Inclusion in this directory does
not represent endorsement or recommendation of then listed product.
Refer to full disclaimer for the
directory.
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