Archive · 12 Sep 2025
Bhopal Opens Rendering Plant to Convert Animal Waste into Revenue
Bhopal has opened a new plant that turns animal waste like bones and meat scraps into food for animals.
The plant cost a lot of money to build, but it will make money by selling the animal food.
It also creates jobs for people in the city.
Instead of smelly waste being dumped outside, it's now being turned into something useful.
The plant processes the waste, making it clean and safe to use as food for chickens, fish, and pets.
This helps make Bhopal a cleaner and healthier place.
Bhopal's first rendering plant transforms animal waste into animal feed.
The plant cost Rs 5 crore and is expected to generate Rs 5 lakh annually.
It employs over 50 people and processes up to 2 tons of waste daily.
The plant produces high-quality feed for poultry, fish, and pets.
This initiative aims to reduce pollution, improve city cleanliness, and boost sustainability.
- Who
- Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC)
- What
- Opened a rendering plant to convert animal waste into animal feed.
- When
- Recently launched.
- Where
- Adampur Cantt, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- To generate revenue, provide employment, reduce pollution, and improve city cleanliness.
- Plant Cost
- Rs 5 crore
- Expected Annual Revenue
- Rs 5 lakh
- Employment Created
- 50+
- Waste Processed Daily
- 2 tons (currently), up to 25 tons (capacity)
- Product Yield
- 450g per 1kg of waste
- Product Use
- Animal feed (poultry, fish, pets)