Waste and recycling services in Netherlands

Attero operates anaerobic digestion and composting facilities for household and commercial vegetable, fruit and garden waste (gft) at its Venlo and Wijster sites, producing compost, biogas and green gas.

Duynie Group processes co-products from the food, beverage and biofuel industries, such as brewers grain and potato peelings, into animal feed and other ingredients, with production sites in Alphen aan den Rijn and Nijmegen.

Ecoson collects kitchen and food waste, used frying oil and fat, and packaged and unpackaged food products from the food industry and hospitality sector, and converts the organic fraction in its own biogas installations at sites including Son en Breugel and Sint Nicolaasga.

Groente & Fruitbrigade collects surplus and off-spec vegetables and fruit from growers and traders, inspects and repacks it at its own sites in Poeldijk, Venlo and Nagele, and distributes it to Dutch food banks.

Groot Zevert Vergisting operates a manure and organic-residue co-digestion (covergisting) plant in Beltrum, Gelderland, producing biogas and processed digestate.

HVC composts and anaerobically digests household-collected vegetable, fruit and garden waste and food scraps (gft) at its Middenmeer installation, producing compost and green gas fed into the public gas grid.

Looop sources residual streams and co-products from food, beverage and fermentation companies and processes them at its Venlo site into ingredients for livestock feed, pet food, insect feed and bio-based products.

Meerlanden composts household and commercial vegetable, fruit, garden and food waste (gft) collected in the Haarlemmermeer region at its Groene Energiefabriek site in Rijsenhout, producing compost among other products.

Nijsen, formerly known as Nijsen/Granico, processes former food products and residual streams from the food industry, such as bread, pastry and confectionery, into Food-For-Feed raw materials for livestock feed at its site in Veulen.

Australian subsidiary of the global REMONDIS Group providing commercial food organics collection and processing. It uses sealed tunnel composting to turn food and garden waste into compost, mulch and fertiliser for parks, agriculture and gardens.

Renes AGF Services collects surplus and off-spec fruit, vegetables and potatoes from growers, traders and retailers and processes it at its Barendrecht facility, sending the organic pulp on to the biogas industry and recycling packaging materials separately.

Twence composts and anaerobically digests vegetable, fruit and garden waste (gft) collected across the Twente region at its Hengelo composting and fermentation installation, producing compost, electricity, heat and green gas.

Australia/New Zealand arm of the global Veolia environmental services group, providing food organics and garden organics (FOGO) collection and processing. It uses in-vessel composting and forced-aeration to make compost and soil conditioners, and runs anaerobic digestion converting commercial food waste to electricity.