Flavorite Tomatoes Uses Worm Farm Commercial Septic Tank Systems
We specialise in the design and installation of eco-friendly commercial septic tanks. At A&A Worm Farm Waste Systems, we deliver sustainable and efficient sewage, wastewater and organic waste treatment solutions that help to maintain clean eco-systems. Flavorite Tomatoes has chosen our commercial septic tank system which offers an innovative and totally natural composting solution for their business. The system also be used for a range of applications which include:
- Apartment Buildings
- Alpine ski lodges
- Animal Waste Facilities
- Canteens preparing food for employees
- Camping grounds
- Caravan Parks
- Equine
- Food processing
- Golf clubs
- Horticultural Industry
- Industry
- Medical Facilities
- Mining
- Motels and Hotels
- National Parks
- Restaurants
- Resorts
- Schools
- Unit development sites
- Wineries
The Flavorite Project
The Commercial Septic Tank Systems at Flavorite Tomatoes, Copelands Road, Warragul has been designed and built to process all wastewater, sewage and organic matter generated by the Flavorite and its employee’s.
In the space of a decade, Flavorite Tomatoes has become Australia’s largest greenhouse tomato production, packaging and marketing business, and a significant employer of skilled and semi-skilled workers, not only in the Gippsland region, but also throughout Australia. The company produces 4000 tonnes of tomatoes a year and holds 60 per cent of the Australian market. The business has grown to 190,000 sq metres of production area to date. With a planting density of three plants per square metre, the new facility at Warragul houses 50,000 tomatoe plants. The life of a plant is between nine to 12 months and each plant will produce 20 to 25kg of tomatoes.
By 2020, the Flavorite vision tells us that over half of Australia’s tomatoes will be grown in glasshouses, generating sales of over $200 million and creating many thousands of jobs throughout Australia.
For more information follow these links:
- Construction by VAN DER HOEVEN
- Australian marketing success – HortiNext
- Setting New Benchmarks – Hydroponics
- Greenhouse tomatoes in the pink – The Age
