Frasers Property rolls out waste valorisation system in 5 of its malls

There is potential to upscale its implementation by 2025.

Frasers Property Singapore inked a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Life Lab Resources (LLR) to advance food waste management through the "WasteMaster food waste valorisation system."

Under the MoU, LLR, through its onsite food waste treatment plant developed by Green Eco Technologies, will convert food waste into nutrient-rich substrates using reactive oxygen technology.

LLR will then transform the substrates into a high-quality microbial protein that has the potential to be supplied to feed formulation companies to be converted into aquaculture feed.

This initiative will cut down on waste sent to landfills, reduce the need for new natural resources to produce food and mitigate greenhouse gas emissions.

Frasers Property Singapore will roll out the WasteMaster food waste valorisation system to five malls: Causeway Point, Waterway Point, Northpoint City, Century Square, and Tampines 1.

There is potential to upscale the system's implementation by 2025.

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