Butterfly Environment
Headquartered in Thailand
Thai environmental services company offering organic-waste collection and composting services for food-industry and agricultural clients in the Bangkok region.
Services
Regions served
Southeast Asia
Countries
Thailand
Cities
Facilities
1 facility
- Bueng, Si Racha, Chonburi
Commodities handled
food factory waste, beverage factory waste, pulp and paper waste, spent coffee grounds, cassava residue, expired milk, yeast, distillery residue, biological treatment sludge
Pricing
Providers in this category do not publish standard rates.
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