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We’re looking for Bio-technicians to join our insect farming team. Expressions of interest are open for upcoming roles in Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne, Toowoomba, and Albury. You will be part of a purpose-driven and values-based company working at the leading edge of innovation in sustainable farming. You will join a multidisciplinary team applying expertise in agriculture, biology, software, electronics, and engineering to provide infrastructure solutions to solve the problems of food…

On January 17th, 2022 Goterra Albury received its first delivery of food organics from Veolia. This was the first of many deliveries as Albury City Council embraces the circular economy. The new site improves the regions sustainability outcomes as it continues its path to net zero. The Albury site will process food waste from Woolworths, retail, hospitality, community operators, food producers and more within the Albury Wodonga region. Albury City…

As we enter 2022, some of us are hopeful for a better year as we emerge from the worst of the pandemic. But whilst it’s possible we are emerging from one crisis, we are absolutely 100% on the cusp of another much larger, more profound one.  We are two years into ‘the decisive decade’ and although emissions dipped in 2020 (largely due to lockdowns worldwide), they were back up in…

The next Goterra MIB to open, at Albury Waste Management Centre, has been moved to site. In partnership with AlburyCity Council, Woolworths and Veolia, the site will commence operations mid-January 2022. As well as processing waste from Woolworths, we will process other commercial organic waste from retail, hospitality, community operators, food producers and more. The site will process any commercial food and production waste, including packaged waste.

We are absolutely delighted to be announced as winners of the Food & Agribusiness Award of the Australian Technologies Competition – a competition that recognises innovators with significant global potential. We have been recognised for the exciting potential of our technology to grow the circular economy for food and organic materials. Congratulations to all the winners and massive thanks to the Australian Technologies Competition