Shree Sai Damage Food Recycler Private Limited (SSDFR) transforms suitable food and vegetable waste into biogas through responsible segregation, recycling and biological processing. Based in Delhi and serving businesses across India, we help food manufacturers, hotels, restaurants, warehouses, institutions and vegetable markets manage discarded organic materials. Our services cover the assessment, segregation and management of diverse food waste streams, including damaged food, expired packaged products, kitchen leftovers, fruit peels and vegetable residues. Each waste stream is assessed before processing to identify suitable recovery options and separate unsuitable materials.
Biogas is a renewable fuel produced when microorganisms break down biodegradable materials without oxygen, a process called anaerobic digestion. The process begins with segregating food waste from plastic packaging, glass, metal and other contaminants. Suitable organic material is then prepared and introduced into a controlled digester. Microbial activity produces methane-rich biogas, which can support cooking, heating or electricity generation using appropriate equipment. Further purification and upgrading can produce biomethane for suitable applications. However, raw biogas is not automatically equivalent to compressed biogas or vehicle-grade fuel.
SSDFR’s approach prioritises segregation, efficient material recovery and responsible handling. Different waste streams require different processing conditions; heavily contaminated or chemically unsuitable materials must follow an appropriate alternative management route. The digestion process also produces digestate. After suitable treatment and testing, this material may support agricultural applications where permitted. It should not automatically be marketed as certified fertiliser without meeting applicable requirements.
A clear, documented pathway toward zero-landfill goals
We manage the structured collection of expired or damaged cosmetics directly from your client location or warehouse facilities.
Products are separated cleanly into raw components: creams, lotions, makeup, plastic containers, glass bottles, and cardboard components.
Packaging is recycled while suitable non-hazardous materials are safely redirected into inputs for industrial cleaning formulas.
Responsible recycling requires compliance with the Plastic Waste Management Rules, 2016, as amended, applicable pollution-control permissions and relevant Extended Producer Responsibility requirements for plastic packaging. Waste handling should include source segregation, traceable records, safe storage and processing through appropriately registered facilities. Manufacturing must also meet applicable quality and safety requirements. Recycled material should not automatically be considered suitable for food-contact, medical or other sensitive applications.
Through responsible cosmetic-waste recycling, SSDFR helps reduce landfill disposal, recover usable materials, and actively promote a circular economy. Our day-to-day operations align directly with the cleanliness and responsible waste management objectives of India's Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
Answers to common queries about cosmetic recycling standards
SSDFR manages food and vegetable waste through segregation and recycling for biogas production, supporting renewable energy, resource recovery and Swachh Bharat.
Sustainable processing and recovery of fast-moving consumer goods packaging and waste.
Repurposing damaged baked goods and ingredients into animal feed or bio-energy.
Eco-friendly disposal and environmental restoration initiatives across the region.
Safe liquid drainage, product destruction, and 100% bottle and can recycling.
