Characteristics of Soil Amendment Material from Food Waste Disposed of in Bioplastic Bags

Effective food waste management is key to a sustainable future. We herein aimed at assessing the composition and amount of generated in Chamchuri (CU) Terrace condominium (floors 18–22) Bangkok (Thailand), producing soil amendment material from this same examining effect bioplastic bags on composting. The 29.01 kg general per day. (6.26 kg/day) was classified into “available” “unavailable” waste, accounting for 3.26 3.00 kg/day, respectively. composting lasted 45 days undertaken under three experimental conditions: (i) control (no waste), treatment 1 (T1: 2 (T2: along with pieces bags). physicochemical analysis final composts these treatments revealed that T2 could be used as after enrichment its macronutrient an increase fermentation time. Interestingly, bioplastics were characterized by lack holes or fragmented larger than 5 mm. In conclusion, CU can use collected material.