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Medical waste storage requirements – what kind of containers do you need to use before disposal?
In Celitron’s following article, we shall give you a rundown about basic medical waste storage requirements, color-coded containers, as well as how you can make the storage procedure easier with on-site medical waste treatment methods!
Why is it better to eliminate infectious medical waste onsite? How to handle proper disposal?
Eliminating infectious medical waste onsite is becoming increasingly popular as a more practical, and safer way to handle the disposal of hazardous materials at the site of hospitals, clinics, and other medical facilities. In Celitron’s next article, we will discuss why it is better to eliminate infectious medical waste onsite, as well as how you can easily do it with our own patented waste disposal solution!
Agricultural waste and farm waste disposal methods: how to make the most out of animal carcass waste
In Celitron’s next article, we will be taking a look at the several agricultural waste disposal methods, and show you how you can make the most out of animal remains right at the site of your farm, with no storage or transportation issues!
Animal waste disposal methods: how to get the most out of carcass remains with a rendering plant
There are several animal waste disposal methods that allow you to get rid of carcass remains at your farm or slaughterhouse. In this article, we will discuss how you can recycle all your animal carcasses into valuable by-products with Celitron’s on-site rendering plant!
Dead animal carcass disposal: what is the best method for slaughterhouses and farms?
The disposal of dead animal carcass waste is an issue everyone working in the agricultural and meat industry needs to handle. So, what if we told you there was a way to make the most out of this responsibility? In this article, we will be discussing how slaughterhouses and farms can benefit from Celitron’s own dead animal disposal solution: the ISS AGRI Facility!
This is how an onsite fish rendering plant helps you get sustainable fish meal
Read on to know how to make the most out of fish by-products with Celitron’s onsite fish rendering plant!
Insect-based protein for animal feed? A sustainable alternative for livestock and pets
In Celitron’s next article, we will be discussing the benefits of using insect-based protein for animal feed, and how you can easily process right at the site of your farm with our user-friendly insect protein extraction equipment!
Farm animal rendering: disposing and recycling animal carcass waste with the same process
In Celitron’s next article, you will learn more about the benefits of farm animal rendering, as well as how you can efficiently recycle and reuse all manners of animal by-products with our very own carcass disposal solution for fish and other farm animals: the ISS Agri Facility!
Black soldier fly larvae farming: is insect protein the revolution the food industry needs?
There are many reasons why we need to discuss black soldier fly larvae (often abbreviated as BSFL) farming as an alternative source of protein. In Celitron’s next article, we will discuss the benefits of black soldier fly larvae farming, as well as how to make the most out of their high protein content right at the site of your farm with our insect protein processing equipment!
Waste treatment in hospitals: a look at different options and how to choose between them
In Celitron’s next article, we will look at different ways to treat waste in hospitals and the advantages of each method, so that you may make a more informed choice for your own facility!
Where does biohazard medical waste go and how should its disposal be handled?
In Celitron’s following article, we will discuss the basics of treating biohazard medical waste, as well as how our own onsite disposal solution helps you make sure the waste goes to the right place!
Infectious clinical waste disposal: how should medical facilities tackle this issue?
Every clinical facility is bound by law to have a waste management system in place, including safety equipment for staff, as well as guidelines for storing, segregating, and transporting waste. But how should the disposal of infectious clinical waste be handled? Read on and find out more about the most prominent methods as well as Celitron’s own solution!