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Australians have a natural passion for the health of our natural world, however, as families and businesses grow and life gets busier, sometimes it can be difficult to keep up with knowing how to live sustainably. This is particularly true in the realm of food production and waste management. The good news is, disposing of food waste sustainably is far easier than one might expect. The Australian Food Pact is a collaborative initiative helping to drive change in the food waste space by promoting more innovative solutions, investing in world-leading research and tackling food waste at every point along the supply chain.

At enrich360, our goal is to make each lap around the sun more environmentally friendly than the last. As we reflect on the year that has just passed, we feel a deep sense of pride and accomplishment. 2023 saw significant milestones in bringing us closer to a zero-food-waste future, including an incredible amount of food waste diverted from landfill, reduced emissions, new dehydrator models and an expansion in our operations.

New incentives across Australia are making it even easier for individuals and businesses to ‘go green’. In line with the Australian Government’s Strategy to halve the Nation’s food waste by 2030, local and state governments have launched a range of rebates to make sustainable food waste disposal more accessible. At enrich360, we're proud to support these initiatives by offering state-of-the-art food waste dehydration machines that empower households and businesses to efficiently manage their organic waste.

InSinkerators pose more of a risk to the environment than most people realise; fortunately, food waste dehydrators offer a more sustainable solution.

We take a brief look at the changes we would see in the world if food waste was no longer a contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions

Every year in Victoria we create 250,000 tonnes of food waste, costing each household more than $2,000. This not only affects us financially, but is a major contributor to global warming.