Waste360
27 April 2026
Sedron Upcycles Biosolids into Clean Energy Amidst Tightening Regulations
Why It Matters for ITAD
This regulatory development could affect compliance requirements for ITAD operators.
Florida is banning land application of Class B biosolids by 2028, joining a national crackdown on the spreading of treated sludge as fertilizer. Liquid waste management company Sedron Technologies is helping the Sunshine State navigate the new regulations. The Washington-based enterprise will deliver an alternative for municipalities’ biosolids—and the solution doesn’t involve landfilling or incineration
Key Takeaways
- • Sedron Upcycles Biosolids into Clean Energy Amidst Tightening Regulations.
- • The Washington-based enterprise will deliver an alternative for municipalities’ biosolids—and the solution doesn’t involve landfilling or incineration
