Bardee plans ‘mega’ organic fertiliser facility in Melbourne after carbon certification
- jenny0154
- Oct 4, 2022
- 1 min read

Ag-tech start-up Bardee is about to take a bigger bite of Australia’s food waste recycling market after gaining certification by the Australian Clean Energy Regulator to secure carbon credits from its insect-based organic fertiliser and protein products.
The certification has paved the way for leading insect breeding, fertiliser and protein producer to progress plans to establish a ‘mega facility’ in its home base of Melbourne to supercharge its waste handling volumes from 10 tonnes a day at present to 300 tonnes a day.
Bardee, backed by Who Gives a Crap founder Simon Griffiths among a suite of angel investors, is one of the few companies in the world that uses insects to break down food waste into organic fertilisers and protein products. Bardee now claims it is the first in the world to be certified to generate carbon credits.
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