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Davao Thermo Biotech Corporation is an industry-scale biodegradable waste management company that uses patented Japanese hyperthermophilic aerobic composting technology. Operating out of Davao City, they convert agricultural, industrial, and household biodegradable waste into high-grade organic biofertilizer.
Puentespina Orhid Garden Compound, Bolcan St., Agdao, Davao City, Davao del Sur, Philippines

Biodegradable agricultural and industrial waste is biologically cycled through hyperthermophilic composting to produce regenerative biofertilizers, eliminating the need for chemical fertilizers and keeping organic matter out of landfills.
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