“Thinking Outside The Grott Box” A New Way Of Capturing Food Waste IOM 3 11 th March 2009 Andrew Gadd (NISP) & Georgina Bingham (Angelheartinc Ltd)
£ 144 m in additional sales £ 122 m in cost savings for members You’ve never heard of NISP? Defra-funded. . . so free at point of delivery Innovative Business Opportunity Programme Delivers bottom-line benefits Delivers environmental benefits Identifies commercial opportunities for waste National coverage. . . 12, 000 members www. nisp. org. uk 4. 6 million tonnes diverted from landfill 4. 7 million tonnes of CO 2 saved
A third of the food we buy is thrown away 61% could have been eaten £ 420 per household of wasted food per year 19 m tonnes. . . ish
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Oi’m thinkin’ about building one of those there Anaerrobic Digesterrs and getting moi hands on some of those there ROCs. Oi’ll ask NISP for 30, 000 tonnes of food waste. . . Delivered by artic. . . Every Tuesday. . . Noicely segregated. . . Lovely! The Dream. . .
. . . and the Reality Contaminated Dispersed Packaged Other Uses Reluctance due to smell / vermin perception Commercial arrangement (per-lift skip charges) No real price incentive vs landfill Legislative (Cat 2 and Cat 1 probably included in WRAP’s figures) • Composting • Deep land injection • Animal feed • Waste-to-energy • Re-use in process • Secondary markets (eg Fare. Share) • Rendering “It weighs down our other general waste!” There is certainly an opportunity but it needs some creative thinking.
The Grott Box Designed and developed by Angelheartinc Ltd A British Box for British Food Waste 25 litre capacity – holds around 18 kg of food waste Hygroscopically absorbent cardboard. . . no smells Biodegradable wax liner. . . waterproof from the inside-out Delivered flatpacked Logos and advertising potential Lidded, stackable container Suitable for composting, AD or waste-to-energy
The Trials §Daily collection in a small vehicle § 3 Secondary Schools in the Grimsby area §Boxes stored for a week back at the Waste Mgt depot §Boxes composted §Compass UK & Ireland very supportive of concept §Approx 80, 000 tonnes of food waste identified in State Schools
The Trials § 200 -box trial over Christmas and New Year at Doncaster’s Best Western §Boxes placed in lidded skip §Food waste sent for energy recovery § 2 tonnes of food waste collected over 3 -week period
The Model A Good (Potential) Model A Dubious Model Nippy and nimble Bulk Collection Responsive Palletised Boxes Efficient Aiming Large Direct service A National Service Collection density Seeking Few Stops Regular milkround Swift Pickup Again. . . there is certainly an opportunity but it needs some creative thinking.
Local Authorities The Interest Hotels Schools Offices Tea Shops Caterers Corporate Buffets Icecream / Burger Vans Trains / Planes Construction Sites Small Restaurants Guest Houses Festivals
The Interest Media Interest Waste Management Interest At least 5 waste management companies very interested in adding the Grott Box to their portfolio Commercial order placed “Portfolio Product” – it attracts interest! “It is my belief that the Grott Box is the way forward for all producers of catering wastes. . . and this is a unique opportunity to reduce large volumes out of landfill. ” Maurice Call Director, Environmental Expressions Ltd
The Outlets . . . but plenty in Planning thanks to The Archers! Composting A. D. (65 dots) (7 dots)
The “Grott Family” Domestic Small Grott Box Medium Grott Box Large Grott Box Commercial Grott Box Grott Sack Grott Bag Grott Trolley
One small pork pie can power a 60 W bulb for 22 seconds. . . One Grott Box can power a 60 W bulb for 44 minutes
The Grott Box “Packed Lunch For Anaerobic Digestion. ” georgina. bingham@btconnect. com andrew. gadd@nisp. org. uk
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