What kind of waste is pet food? A detailed guide to waste sorting
Now many people who keep pets also buy some feed for their pets to eat, so if you have unused pet food, do you know what kind of waste pet food is?
1. What kind of waste is pet food
Pet food is wet waste, that is, perishable waste, and refers to biomass domestic waste such as food scraps, leftovers, expired food, melon rinds and fruit pits, flowers and green plants, and Chinese medicine dregs. In addition to pet food, wet waste also includes grains and their processed foods, meat and eggs and their processed foods, drained solid hot pot broth, fish bones, crushed bones, tea dregs, pastries, and powdered foods.
2. Introduction to wet waste
Also called kitchen waste, that is, perishable waste, it refers to perishable biomass domestic waste such as food scraps, leftovers, expired food, melon rinds and fruit pits, flowers and green plants, and Chinese medicine dregs.
Wet waste is the waste generated in residents' daily life and in activities such as food processing, food service, and institutional catering, including discarded vegetable leaves, leftovers, cooked rice leftovers, fruit peels, eggshells, tea dregs, bones, and so on. Its main sources are household kitchens, restaurants, hotels, canteens, markets, and other industries related to food processing.
Food scraps: grains and their processed foods (rice, cooked rice, noodles, bread, beans), meat and eggs and their processed foods (chicken, duck, pork, beef, mutton, eggs, animal organs, cured meat, luncheon meat, eggshells), aquatic products and their processed foods (fish, fish scales, shrimp, shrimp shells, squid), vegetables (leafy greens, root vegetables, mushrooms), seasonings, sauces……
Leftovers: hot pot broth (drained solid waste), fish bones, crushed bones, tea dregs, coffee grounds……
Expired food: cakes and biscuits, candy, air-dried foods (dried meat, red dates, Chinese medicinal materials), powdered foods (instant drinks, flour), pet food……
Melon rinds and fruit pits: fruit flesh (coconut flesh), fruit peels (watermelon rind, orange peel, apple peel), fruit stems and branches (grape stems), fruits (watermelon seeds)……
Flowers and plants: household green plants, flowers, petals, branches and leaves……
The above content is for reference only, and the specific sorting requirements are subject to the local administrative department.