Divert opens Lexington facility, turning food waste into energy and fertilizer

Divert opens Lexington facility, turning food waste into energy and fertilizer

A year and a half after breaking ground on U.S. Highway 64, Massachusetts-based Divert officially opened its Lexington Integrated Diversion & Energy Facility on Tuesday, marking a significant milestone in the company's effort to transform food waste into renewable energy…

Divert Opens North Carolina Facility, Expanding its Circularity Platform in the Southeast

LEXINGTON, N.C. — Divert, Inc., a circular infrastructure company Protecting the Value of Food®, today announced the opening of its new Integrated Diversion & Energy Facility in Lexington, North Carolina. The new facility transforms unsold food that can no longer be donated into renewable natural gas (RNG) to help power communities and fertilizer to support […]

Divert Opens Food Waste Facility in Lexington, NC

Divert's new Lexington, North Carolina facility turns unsold food into renewable natural gas and fertilizer for over 2,500 grocery stores.