Odour control
Precision biological solutions against odours

Where there is decomposition, there is odour. In agriculture we know these odours very well; they are part of our everyday life. But can everyone accept that?
What is bothering those who complain about the smell of manure, or even about feeling unwell? And what can we do at all, when even European directives and Hungarian legislation hold the emitter of the odours responsible? Alongside its proven air-cleaning solution, Telepszagtalanítás also uses biological tools against odours, and this is kinder to farmers' wallets too!
Today only a very small part of society works in agriculture, so most people are not familiar with the lifestyle that people working and doing business in the sector take for granted. For us, working with animals, precisely scheduled time and the odours that come with the work are all part of life.
For more than 97% of people these things are almost unknown. That is why they may be alarmed when the wind carries odours into their garden that they are not used to. This breeds fear and anger, and today air protection legislation is also on the residents' side: farmers engaged in intensive livestock farming or food production must act and cannot allow disturbing odours to leave the site.
The most typical cases are those odour sources that really cannot simply be hidden or swept under the carpet. What can the owner of a 4,000 cubic metre manure storage facility do? How could a composting site that digests sewage sludge be odour-free? And what if these materials also have to be transported?
The story of the solution began many years ago in a town in northern Italy. The summer heat pushed bacterial activity in public waste bins to its peak. Not only did people living next to playgrounds and parks feel uncomfortable, but the streets were also flooded with stench whenever the refuse lorries drove through the town. For 21st-century Europeans, it is no longer acceptable for unlawful negligence that harms people's well-being to spill onto the streets. A solution was needed!
By then the Italian company Labiotest already had a special air-cleaning process that solved even the problem of malodorous sources over large areas. Yet it could not offer anything that would help immediately, without investment in equipment. That was when they decided to develop, together with a laboratory in Milan, a technology that not only helps bind odours but also controls biological decomposition.
They created a liquid that can simply be mixed with water and applied to waste bins and refuse lorries, and the bacteria it contains take care of the problem of decomposition and odours. The enzymes break down the organic matter in solid or liquid waste, improve the decomposition process and help reduce the formation of unpleasant odours. The bacteria remove the decomposed organic matter and produce specific enzymes that continue the decomposition cycle. Finally, the multi-component essential oils with a secret formula neutralise unpleasant odours immediately.
The LT Waste bacterial product has already proved itself successfully in Hungary.
In this article you can read about some exciting cases where our product was used successfully













