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New Aussie food waste solution that’s flown under the radar

Food Recycle Ltd < 1 min read

Media release, or additional information available upon request. Food Recycle CEO Norm Boyle is available for interviews and media opportunities to discuss the impact of Food Recycle's patented technology on Australia's food waste problem.


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About Food Recycle

Food Recycle is an Australian technology start-up that was founded to tackle the global problem of food waste. The company has a patented and patent pending technology to convert any commercial food waste into high performance animal feeds. Located in NSW, Australia, the company has worked with some of the best scientists in the country to develop and validate the technology.

Food Recycle is currently crowdfunding via Swarmer to commercialise the technology across Australia and New Zealand: https://swarmer.com.au/en/company/food-recycle/overview/ 


Contact details:

Jack Mallen-Cooper
PR Consultant
Whyte Public Relations
(02) 9901 4306
[email protected]

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