Organic - נגב אקולוגיה

ORGANIC
WASTE
FOR BIODIESEL
PRODUCTION

ORGANIC WASTE

FOR BIODIESEL PRODUCTION

Negev Ecology Group, Israel’s leading recycling company specializes in recycling and treatment of waste materials. We provide high-quality, cost-effective biodiesel feedstock from organic waste, which can be turned into a valuable resource.

We are committed to providing our customers with the highest quality of treated biodiesel feedstock possible. Our feedstock is carefully processed and heated to remove contaminants and ensure that it meets or exceeds all quality standards.

We treat 20% of the waste volume in Israel

Collection and transportation of large volumes of waste materials, transforming them into high-quality raw materials for global export

Our goal is to decrease the amount of waste materials that end up in landfills and increase the amount of waste that is reprocessed and recycled

We treat 20% of the waste volume in Israel

Collection and transportation of large volumes of waste materials, transforming them into high-quality raw materials for global export

Our goal is to decrease the amount of waste materials that end up in landfills and increase the amount of waste that is reprocessed and recycled

Our biodiesel feedstock offers a number of benefits over traditional sources, including:

Sustainability: Our feedstock is made from organic waste, which would otherwise be disposed of in landfills. This helps to reduce pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.

Cost-effectiveness: Our feedstock is a cost-effective alternative to traditional sources.
We are maximizing the ability to handle organic waste.

Quality: Our feedstock meets or exceeds the quality standards required for biodiesel production.

Among our customers:

Hotel kitchens

Catering companies

Restaurants

Food chains

Factories production cooking oil

Kitchens of security authorities

About Negev Ecology

A professional team of workers with over 350 employees, since its foundation in 2007,
Negev Ecology’s main goal is to reduce the volume of waste materials diverted into landfills and increase the amount of waste that is reprocessed and recycled.