A very large food manufacturing site was struggling with operations and created a large amount of unusable material. GFS was there to help.
A global agricultural materials company generates more than 4 million pounds of by-product at two of its largest sites. The by-product was either going to landfill or low-value outlets.
Green Field Solutions helped Bob Evans Farms manage its mixed recyclables and solid waste streams at an Ohio facility.
Managing food industry waste disposal starts with a deep (dumpster) dive into what goes into the trash.
When aging equipment poses a particularly costly dilemma for food manufacturers, Green Field Solutions proposes profitable and sustainable solutions.
Through our partnerships, our team of commercial managers identify customers and facilities that can accommodate the sudden influx of material and generate revenue for our client.
A premier chocolate producer needed help recycling its organic and inorganic waste at two of its largest facilities.
Armed with our animal science competency and a solid understanding of a manufacturing facility’s service requirements and equipment needs, GFS creates a competitive marketplace for packaged residual and recyclable materials.
Our company conducted R&D on how to process the material successfully in a manufacturing setting. We made the first of its kind capital investment in a factory to process the material and successfully commercialized the use of the material by developing markets in 26 countries.
We were able to direct all of the spent material away from low value livestock diets and into industrial pet food market which led to higher values for yeast and a more stable ongoing solution for the yeast.
Our company worked with a large national dairy company to develop a reverse logistics process for the collection of the near expired material.
Our company conducted R&D on how to process the material successfully in a manufacturing setting. We made the first of its kind capital investment in a factory to process the material and successfully commercialized the use of the material by developing markets in 26 countries.
