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E047 - Ifeyinwa Kanu from IntelliDigest
Episode 47 • 3rd June 2019 • Sustainability Solved • Sustainability Solved
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Ifeyinwa Kanu, founder of IntelliDigest. 

Food waste and plastic waste are two global challenges attracting a worldwide concern. IntelliDigest is developing the world’s first intelligent, kitchen fitted and automated bio-upcycler (IntelliAD). IntelliAD could be deployed locally in food waste ‘hot spots’ such as restaurants, hospitals and schools. IntelliAD will take unavoidable food waste and convert it to high-quality bioresources that displaces the need for plastics thereby providing convenience, money saving and evidenced regulatory compliance to users.

Highlights:

  • challenge of waste treatment
  • small scale anaerobic food digester for onsite waste treatment
  • turning food waste into biodegradable packaging
  • changing behaviour towards waste

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