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A mobile app that connects subscribers to a service for collecting food scraps in provided buckets and schedule pickups for composting. The composting method used is Bokashi, a Japanese fermentation process that converts food waste into compost using bran made of microorganisms.
H5QH+PHP, San Isidro, Antipolo, Rizal, Philippines

Soilmate collects food waste from households and food businesses, and takes it to partner farms for proper composting.
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