#GoodNews: Maha to Make Manure out of Highway Food Mall Leftovers

MSRDC aims to set up solid waste management and treatment plants that converts wet waste into manure.
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Pune-Mumbai Expressway. Image used for representation. (Photo: iStock)
Pune-Mumbai Expressway. Image used for representation. (Photo: iStock)
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The Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC) has decided to take steps to convert leftover food from expressway food malls into manure, reported Mid-Day.

The corporation will reuse the tons of food generated at these malls in an eco-friendly way. It aims to set up solid waste management and treatment plants that would convert wet waste into manure.

The MSRDC has invited tenders "for the appointment of a contractor for supply, installation, testing and commissioning of the plants", senior MSRDC officials told Mid-Day.

On their part, the food plaza owners will be asked to separate their waste – the dry waste will be sent to the nearest landfill and the wet waste will be turned into compost.

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