Observed arrival · 2026-08-31
Drilon Bio Humus Turns Restaurant Waste Back Into Soil
A Pogradec project turns restaurant food scraps and Drilon leaves into 10 kg Bio Humus and two-litre liquid organic fertilizer.
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Organic kitchen waste is separated at restaurant source, collected weekly with leaves from Drilon, then stabilized in controlled layers before red worms produce humus and liquid fertilizer. The homepage lists a 10 kg solid product and a 2 L liquid product, alongside figures of 12 tonnes of organic waste per year and 100% local raw material. It says quantities, maturation time, and laboratory analyses will be published after the first full cycle, leaving those operating details pending.
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