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Mumbai: BMC plans to supply compost made from wet waste to farmers

For this a tender process will be started soon for inviting contractors to generate compost from waste

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Waste being processed at Vijay Nagar Society, Andheri East. File pic

Waste being processed at Vijay Nagar Society, Andheri East. File pic

In a new initiative planned by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), it has decided to give out compost produced from wet waste to farmers in Nashik and Pune for fruit and vegetable farming. Of the 6,300 metric tonnes of waste the city generates, 70 per cent is wet waste. 

Due to several measures taken by the civic body, the amount of waste generated in Mumbai has come down from 8,000 metric tonnes to around 6,300 metric tonnes. 

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