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Reduce, Reuse, Regrow
MegaReencle efficiently and sustainably manages large amounts of food waste. Using microbial fermentation decomposition methods, it doesn't wait for food waste to accumulate but completes the decomposition within 24 hours, allowing it to be reused as natural compost in gardens.
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The beginning of a cycle
created by MegaReencle.
MegaReencle decomposes 90% of food waste input within 24 hours through microbes,
returning the byproduct, compost, back to nature.
The remaining residue
is recycled as natural compost
Decomposing food waste back into nature!
※ Please dry the thoroughly decomposed byproduct in sunlight and mix it with soil at an 8:2 ratio for outdoor use.
1) First Environment Technology Center received test results in February 23, in accordance with fertilizer quality inspection methods and sample collection criteria (Rural Development Administration Notice No. 2021-30).
The remaining residue is
recycled as natural compost
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