Organic Waste Converters in Majiwada, Thane.

Majiwada's wet waste does not come only from flats. Hotels, restaurants and food courts in its commercial buildings produce oily kitchen waste in quantities a housing society never sees, and as bulk generators they are expected to process it themselves. A converter sized for household waste chokes on it. We measure what each kitchen actually discards, separate used cooking oil for its own authorised collection, and choose a composter or biomethanation unit that suits the mix and the space in the service yard.

Majiwada sits at the junction where the Eastern Express Highway meets the start of Ghodbunder Road, with flyovers and the Metro Line 4 viaduct overhead. The old village of Majiwada survives in lanes of low houses, now enclosed by towers of twenty floors and more. Around it are commercial blocks, hotels and offices, much of it built on land that was once industrial or open. Traffic between Mumbai, Ghodbunder Road and the highways north passes through the junction day and night. The neighbourhood is largely built out: the change now is redevelopment and densification rather than new ground.