Rubicon collaborates with BioGreen360 on food waste recycling innovations

BioGreen360, a Portsmouth, New Hampshire-based food waste recycling solutions company, is collaborating with Rubicon Technologies Inc., a Lexington, Kentucky-based provider of technology and sustainability solutions. 

The companies will provide nonlandfill food waste recycling services, integrating BioGreen360’s Food Cycling Platform with Rubicon’s national network of recycling infrastructure and sustainability programs. 

BioGreen360 says its Food Cycling Platform, which was recently expanded to include BG Hub and BG Data solutions, enables businesses to eliminate food waste from landfills at the source while generating insights that drive cost savings and sustainability performance. The company says Rubicon extends this capability by providing customers with enterprise-scale hauling, diversion programs and sustainability reporting across a wide range of industries. 

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“We are very excited to collaborate with Rubicon, who shares our mission of developing nonlandfill solutions to such a large and important environmental problem,” BioGreen360 CEO Joe Vaillancourt says. “By joining forces with Rubicon, we are creating a seamless solution for businesses that want to eliminate food waste from landfills.

"This partnership allows us to combine our technology and data-driven platform with Rubicon’s national network and enterprise expertise, giving customers the most comprehensive set of food waste diversion solutions available.”

Customers will have access to an integrated suite of solutions, from on-site Food Cycling technology to enterprisewide diversion programs, BioGreen360 says.

"Rubicon is excited about this partnership as it aligns with our goal of providing sustainable solutions to our partners and clients,” Rubicon CEO Michael Dulin says. “Together, we aim to create a positive impact on the planet and future generations. Sustainability is at the heart of everything we do, and we partner with others who share that vision."