What if what we throw away could grow what we eat?

Garbaliser transforms locally available biomass into agricultural value — close to where it is generated, and close to where it is needed.

Hands mixing grape pomace, an agricultural residue ready for composting Real biomass. Local source.

It starts with what already exists.

  • Food leftovers
    From households, markets and kitchens
  • Agricultural residues
    Crop and harvest by-products
  • Local resources
    What is already available nearby

Instead of moving the problem away, we create value closer to its source.

Because the scale of the problem is global.

1.05B tonnes
Food wasted globally
every year — about one fifth of all food available to consumers
1.7B people
Impacted by land degradation
live where crop yields are falling because of human-induced land degradation
33%
Global soils degraded
of the world's soils are already degraded
Sources: UNEP Food Waste Index Report 2024 · FAO, The State of Food and Agriculture 2025 · FAO Global Soil Partnership

Built in the field. Shaped by the people who use it.

Garbaliser was born in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley and continues to evolve through real farms, communities and partnerships.

Farmer harvesting radishes in a green field in the Levant

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