Organic Waste Converters in Virar, Vasai-Virar.

Gated complexes in Virar produce enough food waste to fall under on-site processing requirements. The machine is the easy part; the harder part is getting residents to separate waste and staff to run the unit each day. We select a converter of the right capacity, place it with odour and access in mind, and set up the routine, the training and a place in the complex's gardens where the compost goes.

Virar lies near the far northern end of Mumbai's Western suburban railway, where many Mumbai commuters begin their journey each day. The town spreads on both sides of the tracks: Virar West reaches towards Bolinj and the coast at Arnala, while Virar East rises towards the hills, with the Jivdani temple on the ridge. Once a small station town among orchards and farms, it now holds mid-rise housing complexes, gated layouts and new commercial streets, and building continues on the fields and plantations at its edges. Some greenery survives in the older wadis and on the hill slopes.