Un an après sa mise en place, quel bilan peut-on tirer du tri à la source des biodéchets ?

Urban Farm DB summary

One year after France's January 2024 mandate for source-separated food waste, ADEME reports that about 50% of residents (32.1 million people) now have access to municipal sorting services, 56% sort their food waste, and 9 million tonnes of biowaste per year have been diverted from incineration and landfill, backed by €100 million in green-fund investment since 2023.

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• 50 %

  population access rate(biowaste sorting mandate)

  Policy

  region

  France

  year

  2025

  method

  national rollout tracking, 1 year after mandate

• 56 %

  sorting participation rate(household food waste sorting)

  Compost

  region

  France

  year

  2025

• 9,000,000 t_per_year

  diverted waste tonnage(biowaste sorting mandate)

  Compost

  region

  France

  year

  2024-2025

• 32,100,000 people↑ Increase

  population access count(biowaste sorting mandate)

  PolicyControl: access 3 years earlier

  region

  France

  year

  2025

• 37 %

  composting rate(household composting)

  Compost

  region

  France

  year

  2025

• 100,000,000 eur

  investment amount(green fund investment)

  Economics

  region

  France

  year

  since 2023

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