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Bokashi Pinoy

Bokashi Pinoy is a Quezon City-based social enterprise, founded by Lanie Francisco, that sells Bokashi starter kits and bran and runs workshops to help households, schools, and restaurants turn food waste into nutrient-rich soil through Japanese-style anaerobic composting.

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5 Mango, Batasan Hills, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines

Bokashi Pinoy

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Microorganism-infused bran kits enable anaerobic household composting of organic kitchen waste.

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