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Cairns Bedminster Composting Plant
Mindarie, WA
Port Stephens Bedminster Composting Plant
Post Collection and Resource Recovery

SITA's post collection division is constantly striving to achieve better ways to recycle and recover resources from the waste stream.

  • Composting

SITA is Australia's leader in composting technologies. 

- BIOWISE_web0.jpgBioWise

We currently operate the BioWise plant in Perth, which processes green garden waste, food scraps, grease trap waste and biosolids into a very high grade compost that meets Australian standard AS4454.

For more information on BioWise, please click here 

- SITA - Cairns

SITA currently operates at the Cairns based Bedminster composting plant...

For more information on the Bedminster plant, please click here


 

  • SAWT - SITASAWT_logo_web.jpg Advanced Waste Treatment

SITA's latest development is SITA's Advanced Waste Treatment (SAWT) technology which achieves 60% or greater diversion of waste from landfill.  

For more information on SAWT, please click here

 

  • Mindarie, WA

In Mindarie, 35 kilometres north of the Perth CDB, our facility - currently under construction - utilises the Conporec process which, at its core, has a rotating drum.

This plant will service seven metropolitan councils in the Mindarie Regional Council area including the City of Perth. It retrieves 70% of input material to the productive economy.

For more information on Mindarie, please click here

 

  • Landfills

SITA owns and operates four landfills in Australia. All of these landfills operate to the highest Australian standards with leachate liners, recirculation systems, gas extraction and exacting management practices. 

- Taylors Road (VIC)
- Hallam Road (VIC)
- Elizabeth Drive (NSW)
- South Cardup (WA)

Taylors Road and Elizabeth Drive landfills are also licenced to receive industrial waste. 

For more information on landfills, please click here

 

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