Animal Feed
Your surplus food is a valuable asset with a real role to play in the circular economy. We help you unlock that value — and the savings that come with it — by converting starch-rich foods into premium animal feed.
Overview
Dry foods such as biscuits, bread, cakes, confectionery and breakfast cereals are particularly well suited to recovery, reprocessing and conversion into feed.
By recovering and upcycling these nutritious resources, we keep excess food out of landfill and inside the food and feed network where it belongs.
We work with food manufacturers, distributors and retailers to recover surplus materials and transform them into nutritionally balanced, high-performance animal feed ingredients. Our process is designed to retain valuable nutrients in the feed chain rather than seeing them wasted.
Best-fit products
- Biscuits and bread
- Cakes and bakery products
- Confectionery
- Breakfast cereals
- Off-spec production runs
- Damaged-pack and short-dated stock
Why this service
What makes it different.
Reduces disposal cost
Significantly cheaper than general-waste, anaerobic digestion, or landfill routes for the same material.
Improves your KPIs
Measurable diversion you can show to customers, auditors and stakeholders.
Compliant
Full duty-of-care documentation and ABP regulation handling.
Closed-loop
Surplus food stays inside the food and feed chain — exactly where it belongs.
How it works
Five steps from first call to first collection.
- 01
Assess
We review the products, volumes and frequency of your surplus.
- 02
Plan
We agree a recovery schedule that fits your production and despatch cycles.
- 03
Collect
Our team handles collection from your site, on time and on spec.
- 04
Process
Materials are reprocessed into nutritionally balanced feed ingredients.
- 05
Report
You receive diversion data and full compliance paperwork.
Related services
Often handled together.
Get in touch
Let's rethink waste — together.
Tell us what you produce, where, and how often. We'll come back with a tailored plan and quote — usually within one working day.