JET Australia brings Japan's industry-leading ERS (Environmental Recycling System) technology to Australian businesses — converting organic waste into animal feed, fertiliser, and biomass fuel within just 3 hours.
Food, agriculture & FOGO waste transformed in hours
Animal feed, fertiliser, and biomass fuel outputs
Verified GHG reduction and circular economy model
Patented vacuum fermentation system — zero drainage, zero odour
Our technology addresses Australia's most pressing organic waste challenges by turning problems into profitable, environmentally positive outcomes.
The ERS system handles a wide range of organic waste streams — food production residuals, agricultural by-products, and FOGO (Food Organic & Garden Organic) waste. No pre-treatment, no drainage facilities required.
Rather than sending waste to landfill, ERS converts organic material into high-quality outputs: animal feed supplement, organic fertiliser, or biomass fuel — all without contamination.
By diverting organic waste from landfill and incinerators, and producing renewable outputs, ERS measurably reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Our Deakin University partnership is verifying the science.
Every ERS unit can be monitored in real time via PC or smartphone. Automated alerts notify operators of any system anomalies, ensuring continuous, safe operation.
ERS units range from 0.5 to 50 tonnes/day across five standard models. The modular architecture means you can start small and expand as your operations grow — without replacing existing infrastructure.
From detailed system design and manufacturing through to on-site commissioning and ongoing technical support, JET Australia partners with you at every step of implementation.
The Environmental Recycling System is a patented, vacuum-based biological process that operates continuously and efficiently.
Organic waste is loaded into the ERS unit as-is — no moisture adjustment or pre-treatment needed, even for high-water-content material.
Internal pressure is reduced, lowering the boiling point to 50–70°C. Three patented symbiotic microbes rapidly ferment and dry the waste in this controlled environment.
A microbial deodorisation cooling device captures and evaporates moisture while decomposing ammonia odours. No drainage or exhaust treatment required.
Within 3 hours, the waste becomes fine, dry granules at ~30% moisture — ready to be used as animal feed, fertiliser, or biomass energy fuel.
Developed and proven in Japan over more than a decade, the ERS system has been deployed across Asia in food processing, agriculture, and municipal applications. JET Australia brings this expertise directly to Australian operators.
No landfill dependency — organic waste is fully converted, not buried
Zero drainage infrastructure — the ERS unit is self-contained with no effluent
Patented microbe technology — first-ever symbiotic microbes registered at IPOD, NITE Japan
Integrates with existing systems — works alongside incinerators, methane fermentation or compost facilities
Scientifically validated in Australia — four-year research partnership with Deakin University REACH
See how ERS technology is delivering results in Australian research and across Asia's waste processing industry.
A four-year collaboration with Deakin University's Recycling and Clean Energy Commercialisation Hub (REACH) is scientifically validating ERS outputs and greenhouse gas reduction using Australian domestic feedstocks, beginning with apple pomace from fruit processing.
Australia generates approximately 10 million tonnes of bagasse annually. JET Australia is working with Deakin researchers to explore how ERS can convert this sugar cane residue into high-value cattle feed supplement, potentially yielding up to $1,000 per tonne commercially.