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Waste4Change

Headquartered in Indonesia

Waste4Change (PT Wasteforchange Alam Indonesia) provides waste collection, sorting and recycling services from its office in Bekasi, West Java, and operates an internal Black Soldier Fly training program (AKABIS) alongside its core recycling services.

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Services

RecyclingOrganics collection

Regions served

Southeast Asia

Countries

Indonesia

Cities

Bekasi

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