A local company near London is deriving green energy and fertilizer from food waste. StormFisher Environmental is turning food waste into a solution instead of part of the problem, producing organic-based fertilizer that can be used to beautify lawns, and help farmers grow crop. Generating quote-"Bio-gas", and turning it into renewable fuel, is also a key part of the business. The product receives regular accredidation from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.
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