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Canterbury: Kent firm recycles coffee grounds into plant food

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Canterbury: Kent firm recycles coffee grounds into plant food

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UK Nature and Environment@feddit.ukEnglish · 2 months ago

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Countrystyle Recycling is recycling coffee grounds from Canterbury businesses into plant food.

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Thats just what a compost does…
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  Yup though it’s more about the pipeline of taking this specific waste product that we are making a lot of and making it easy and cheap to dispose of.
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    Fair.

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