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Upgrade- III Upgrade III is a high-valued biotechnology product developed for fast and efficient management of organic wastes. The specialised microbial blend used in this product releases active enzymes with the help of agriculture byproducts and fruit wastes to decompose organic wastes. Upgrade III promotes sustainable aerobic decomposition and generates organic manure.
UPGRADE is an advanced formulation developed from the R & D facility of CBIPL through systematic and well documented research. Upgrade is a consortium of different class of bacteria specialized to degrade and decompose bio wastes quickly, effectively, odour-free and worm-free. Upgrade is a category of products under which the consortium Upgrade I is specialized in effluent treatment plants of multi KLD scale. Upgrade II is a lyophilized form of microbial species, designed to activate digestion in anaerobic tanks. Upgrade III, a classic combination of bacteria that can continuously produce enzymes that specifically decompose food wastes, agri-wastes, septage and other domestic bio wastes. Upgrade IV is a customized consortium of various bacteria that can degrades petroleum hydrocarbons very effectively, and is designed for industrial usage.
Benefits of UPGRADE III
• Ultimate rate of decomposition: 1 kg of bio-wastes requires only 5 ml of solution. Within a week time, there will be above 80% reduction in waste.
• Long lasting activity: Use of advanced technology of substrate utilization helps bacteria to produce enzymes continuously.
• Low cost technology: Production cost is less as the medium of growth is from agricultural waste and byproducts.
• High bacterial count: Colony forming units per 100 mL of media is above 2.5 L and viability ensured to a minimum of 6 months.
• No pathogenic bacteria: All the bacterial species are subjected to molecular characterization and conformed to be non-pathogenic.
Using Upgrade III helps nature in two ways – triggers complete decomposition of domestic and the production of media utilizes agricultural wastes which itself is a environmental pollutant.