Rolling out project to better manage food waste


(From left) MAEKO sales director Mae Ooi, Chee, Khariza and Richard at the launch of Compost-on-wheels.

WITH increased global concern on climate change, Gamuda Land has taken the matter into its own hands.

Its sustainable landscape initiative, Gamuda Parks Compost-on-wheels, is a composting mobile truck aimed at empowering communities with better food waste management and reduce carbon footprint by diverting their compostables from landfills.

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