Monday, July 11, 2011

Hungry Bin

Saw these first at Kokako Organic. Super smart design. A little worm Mansion to help out your garden...

Mike, Kokako Cafe

Mike Murphy runs Kokako, an organic coffee roastery and kitchen. "It's very important to us to consider every step in our business process in the most sustainable and practical way possible," says Mike. "We have eight hungry bins adjacent to our commercial kitchen, and I have calculated that they process 2.5 tonnes of organic waste per year."

"Knowing that we can make such a big difference just by composting our waste is very important to both us and our customers. It's great to know we can take care of our own problem, without having to truck organic waste somewhere else.

“Since we are in a mixed-use zone the bins are very close to neighbouring apartments, and we've never had a complaint of odour or insects. We strive to make our operation as sustainable as possible, and our hungry bins go a long way towards helping us achieve our goal to be a leading sustainable business," says Mike.
Hungry Bin Worm Farm - Processing larger waste streams with hungry bin is easy. Hungry bin is very space efficient, and can fit almost anywhere.
Processing larger waste streams with hungry bin is easy. Hungry bin is very space efficient, and can fit almost anywhere. 




"The hungry bin is the result of several years of design development by inventor Ben Bell, of New Zealand."

Designed and MADE here in NZ- That's what we like!

1 comment:

  1. The Hungry Worm Farm is now available in Australia at www.hungrybin.com.au

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