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🌎 Every ZEUS diverts thousands of pounds of food waste from landfills annually, reducing methane emissions and regenerating soil in the process.

Curious how to use our 4oz Dropper bottles? Before watering plants, squeeze half a pipette of liquid onto the soil surface and proceed with watering. Fertilize monthly for best results. Do not store diluted fertilizer. Store in a cool (40-60°F), dark location. Get yours now:

Curious how communities are tackling food waste with small-scale solutions? We’re hosting a quick 30-min conversation today about ZEUS, our composting system that turns scraps into Soil Sauce 🌱 Join us: 🎟️ eventbrite.com/e/bring-zeus-t… #Sustainability #FoodWaste #LocalSolutions

Ecotone Renewables is a Pittsburgh-based public benefit corporation founded in 2019 by Dylan Lew (CEO), Kyle Wyche (COO), and Elliott Bennett (CFO). Our company specializes in sustainable food waste management, converting organic waste into valuable resources with our patented

Every ZEUS unit creates a local hub for sustainable impact.

Landfills are the third-largest source of methane emissions in the U.S., largely due to decomposing food. — U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 🔗 EPA Landfill Gas Information

Give your plants the gift of healthy soil with our sustainably produced organic fertilizer, powerfully engineered to nourish your plants from root to tip. Soil Sauce organically unlocks your soil's natural nutrients and nutrient uptake for happier, healthier, thriving plants.

Ecotone Renewables currently has 11 Zero Emission Upcycling Systems (ZEUS) in 4 states!

We’re gathering today to talk about food waste, community resilience, and how one small system—ZEUS—is helping close the loop. If you’re free, come hang out for a bit 🌍 30 min, online, open to all. 🎟️ eventbrite.com/e/bring-zeus-t… #Composting #CircularEconomy #CommunityPower

Soil Sauce is OMRI (Organic Materials Review Institute) Certified Organic, ensuring compliance with organic farming standards. Each gallon of Soil Sauce production diverts approximately 90 pounds of CO₂ emissions, contributing to a reduction in greenhouse gases.

Soil Sauce can also be used to accelerate the composting process by adding it directly to compost materials. Shop Soil Sauce here: ecotonerenewables.com/product-page/s…

Ecotone Renewables was founded in 2019 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania as a Public Benefit Corporation (PBC). Ecotone's core technologies are the Zero Emission Upcycling System (ZEUS) and Soil Sauce organic fertilizer.

“If food waste were a country, it would be the third-largest emitter of greenhouse gases after the U.S. and China.” — United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization 🔗 FAO Report

ZEUS: Zero Emission Upcycling System ZEUS is Ecotone's flagship product—a patented, fully automated anaerobic digester housed in a shipping container. It processes food waste on-site, converting it into Soil Sauce, a nutrient-rich liquid fertilizer, and capturing methane for

So much food is wasted every day. What if more communities had tools to turn that waste into something good? We’re hosting a short session today to share how ZEUS is helping people do just that. Would love to see you there. 🎟️ eventbrite.com/e/bring-zeus-t… #ClimateAction

What is Soil Sauce? Soil Sauce is made from your food scraps! It is sustainably produced and locally sourced liquid fertilizer. Packed with a healthy microbiome of bacteria and microbes. Perfect for improving plant growth, soil remediation, and compost acceleration. Soil Sauce

Each 4oz bottle of Soil Sauce helps divert 3 lbs of CO₂e from landfills. That’s impact you can pour into your plants.

Boost plant growth by up to 30%—organically. Shop Soil Sauce and see the results: 🛒 ecotonerenewables.com/product-page/s…

Globally, food waste generates 8–10% of total GHG emissions. Cutting that in half would be like removing all cars from the U.S. roads. — United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) 🔗 UNEP Food Waste Index Report 2021