Current estate site documents internal recovery of bagasse for electricity, press mud and ash as soil amendments, and treated dunder for fertigation and heat recovery. This is an internal industrial recovery system, not a confirmed public intake service.
Service Type: unknown
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CB Group The Nest poultry by-product recovery system
Current CB Group site states that its protein plant processes all biological by-products from its poultry operation into protein meal and recycles wastewater for irrigation. This is an internal industrial recovery system and not a confirmed public intake service.
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Red Stripe brewing by-product recovery route
Current reporting states that Red Stripe distributes brewery spent grain to livestock farmers islandwide and applies kieselguhr as a soil amendment at its cassava farm. The earlier sector report also identifies spent yeast and cassava residue streams. Confirm the current application process, availability, quantities, collection terms and whether new farmer recipients are accepted.
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Blue Mountain Coffee Venture coffee-waste vermicomposting
The Jamaica Coffee Exporters Association profile states that the producer recombines coffee-processing water, pulp and mucilage for earthworm conversion into vermicompost. This appears to be an internal recovery system. Confirm current operations, farm and pulpery locations, and whether outside coffee waste or other organic inputs are accepted.
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Michael Black Farms coconut by-product recovery
A 2024 government feature documents internal conversion of dry coconut husk into coir dust and fibre, plus field mulching and other whole-coconut uses. Confirm the farm address, current product availability and whether coconut waste from other growers or processors is accepted.
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Michael Swaby coconut-husk compost lead
A Ministry profile states that the farmer sells coconut husks as compost material and seeks productive uses for coconut shells. Retain as an informal agricultural-recovery lead. Confirm current activity, farm location, contact method, material quantities and whether waste is accepted from others.
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B&D Trawling seafood by-product recovery lead
A National Fisheries Authority feed study identifies seafood-processing by-products at B&D Trawling, while the current company website confirms active fishing and processing. The study does not confirm a public intake or current recovery destination. Confirm present quantities, handling method and interest in supplying by-products for feed, compost, rendering or anaerobic digestion.
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Sandals and Beaches hospitality waste recovery network
Current corporate reporting describes composting, recycling, donations and transformation of waste, including food-waste links with farmers and used-oil recovery. These are internal multi-resort systems and potential partnership routes, not public intake. Confirm each Jamaica property, contracted handlers, farmer destinations, measured volumes and interest in shared reporting or surplus-material exchange.
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Half Moon organic-waste and resource-recovery lead
Half Moon reports using a Carbon Eater to convert organic waste into fertiliser, greywater reuse and other environmental practices. This appears to be internal resort recovery. Confirm equipment capacity, feedstock accepted, residual waste routes, recycler and farmer partners, and whether the resort would share operational data.
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Courtyard Kingston hotel recycling lead
The property page states that marked bins collect plastic, glass bottles and cardboard and that the hotel recycles used cooking oil. This is an internal programme, not a public drop-off. Confirm collection partners, accepted materials, tonnage, oil destination and whether event-generated recyclables can be included.