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GramiCycle™

Your crop ends.
The story continues.

Give used grass-wool growing media a considered next step. The route follows the product: compost suitable configurations, or discuss material recovery through GramiCycle.

Two routes. One intention.

Keep value in the cycle.

GramiCycle: biological cycle and material recovery
Biological cycle

Compost suitable products.

Grow → Use → Compost → Grow again

For configurations confirmed as compostable, use the specified composting conditions. Compost yourself where home composting is supported, or work with an accepting composting partner.

Compost returns organic matter and nutrients to the biological cycle.

Material recovery

Return other configurations.

Grow → Return → Recover → Make again

For non-compostable components or configurations, discuss a GramiCycle route before your trial starts. We agree the accepted materials, separation, volumes and collection or delivery arrangements with you and the relevant partners.

Recovery and new applications depend on the material and processing route.

Before you grow

Agree the next step from day one.

01

Know your product.

Confirm the fibre mix, binder, wrapping and accessories. Keep the product and batch reference.

02

Keep streams separate.

Separate clips, plastics and other materials according to the receiving partner’s requirements.

03

Choose a real route.

Confirm the composting or recovery route, accepted condition and logistics for your location.

Your questions, answered.

Can every product go on my compost heap?

The full product configuration determines the route. Check the product-specific guidance: home and industrial composting are different processes, and accessories may need to be removed.

Is collection available everywhere?

Availability, minimum quantities and costs are confirmed per project and location before a route is agreed. Contact us with your product reference and expected volume.

Does compost become a new growing block?

Composting and material recovery are different routes. Compost returns organic matter and nutrients to the biological cycle; making new products from recovered materials requires a suitable, confirmed processing route.

Let’s close your loop.

Share your crop, growing format, product composition and expected end-of-season volume. We will help plan a route that fits your project.

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