From coffee grounds to guinea pig bedding - the composters keeping it local
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Criw Compostio, a Welsh community composting business founded by Steph Robinson and ffin Jordao, collects food waste from cafes and businesses twice weekly, converts it into peat-free compost through specialized hot composters, and distributes it on a 'pay what you can' basis—completing a closed-loop resource cycle that keeps materials local and recently won an award for compost quality.
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