Food Surplus Management

Home - FSM Food Surplus Management, (FSM) the market leader in collection and processing of short dated and surplus packaged food from supermarkets nationwide for several years have a clean bin catering waste service. We service over 150 hotels and restaurants nationwide including those of the Dalata , Tifco a...

Moving to compressed natural gas (CNG) today is a sustainable long term choice for Irish businesses that wish to adopt renewable gas. Renewable gas is already compatible with current CNG vehicles and provides a clear path for companies that want to reduce their fleets' carbon footprint.

Food Surplus Management (FSM) use their own fleet and state of the art plant to recover 95% of all food collected for the renewable gas industry. All food collected by FSM is processed in anaerobic digestion plants to produce renewable gas, which then fuels their CNG vehicles.

Visit our website to learn more about the benefits and future of gas in transport from the Irish fleet operators who have invested in this proven and reliable technology. http://ow.ly/wLQ850EoenU

Lidl Ireland & Northern Ireland launch the first island-wide supermarket circular economy strategy Headquartered in Tallaght, Co. Dublin, Lidl Ireland & Northern Ireland is set to become the first large nationwide supermarket to establish a circular economy strategy, helping to fuel its logistics chain using food waste from its 209 stores on the island

♻️ Lidl Ireland & Northern Ireland is set to launch the first Island-wide supermarket circular economy strategy, helping to fuel our logistics chain using food waste from our 209 stores on the island and reducing emissions per bio-fuel truck by up to 93%♻️

We are building on our longstanding partnership with Trim-based Food Surplus Management (FSM), who will collect food waste and customer’s recycling deposits directly from Lidl stores and regional distribution centres across the country. The food waste will then be converted to renewable bio-methane and used to fuel the fleet reducing carbon emission per truck by up to 93%.

In addition, FSM will collect soft and rigid plastics from the our stores including customer’s deposits and recycle them to make items such as garden furniture, pallets, and flower pots, closing the loop for a more sustainable future.