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women in wheat field showing growth using fertiliser
women in wheat field showing growth using fertiliser

Transforming urine into fertiliser

How it works

two women stand behind compost toliets, collecting urine

Circular sanitation. Sustainable events

We integrate seamlessly with your toilet infrastructure, creating a safe, sustainable fertiliser from waste.

Together, we can transform waste into a resource

We offer urine collection as well as onsite processing. Our team can work with festivals, sporting events, and high-footfall or temporary sites. We can connect with your existing sanitation set-up to divert urine for recovery.

  • Visible, science-based solution to waste
  • Lower the carbon footprint of waste disposal
  • Produce a sustainable fertiliser instead of generating waste
  • Support sustainability goals and the circular economy
  • Landowners can receive a sustainable fertiliser made directly from on-site resources

 

Discuss urine recycling at your next event

Step-by-Step: Urine to Fertiliser

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Collection

We collect from existing toilets, avoiding waste entering the sewage system.
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Nutrient recovery

Natural bacteria drive our process; converting nutrients in urine into a plant-accessible form
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03

Safety

We filter, heat treat and concentrate our product, removing excess water and harmful pathogens. We test each batch to confirm it meets safety standards
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04

Liquid Fertiliser

Waste is transformed into a concentrated, liquid fertiliser - suitable for a range of uses.
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Impact

Attendees waste stays out of sewage, creating a circular system where nutrients in urine become a resource, not a pollutant
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Who is this for?

Turning Impact Into Opportunity

Whether you're an event organiser, a toilet supplier, or a farmer, our system creates value from something usually discarded. Explore how NPK Recovery can support your goals—reducing waste, cutting costs, and contributing to a more circular, regenerative future.