This start-up’s ‘maggot robot’ will tackle Woolies’ food waste
Thousands of tonnes of food waste from more than 200 Woolworths stores will be diverted from landfill and turned into livestock feed and fertiliser by maggots at a new $3.5 million waste facility built by Canberra start-up Goterra.
Backed by Mike Cannon-Brookes’ Grok Ventures, Goterra developed modular robotic insect farms filled with black soldier fly larvae, capable of processing five tonnes of food waste a day which is then turned into livestock feed and sold to farmers.
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