Housing ministry expands use of local technology to convert food waste into fertiliser

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PUTRAJAYA (Jan 21): The Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT) will expand the use of local technology to convert food waste into agricultural fertiliser as part of efforts to strengthen the circular economy and support the national food security agenda. Source: The Edge Malaysia

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