Giancarlo Vedeo LavajetFinding New Ways of Making Garbage Valuable

Online media platforms. Reusable grocery bags. They’re both good for the

environment because they cut down on waste. With each passing day,

individuals and waste management companies like Lavajet are working hard to

not only cut down on waste, but also find new ways of extracting value from old

garbage. Under the leadership of company president Giancarlo Vedeo, Lavajet is

one of the waste management companies looking to make a difference.

So rather than transporting all collected waste to a landfill, waste companies are

looking for ways to go green. Investment in these firms is not entirely focused on

building landfills, but is also being directed at materials recovery facilities where

every bit of value can be extracted from disposed glass, plastic, paper, and

metals. These recovery efforts lead to the generation of energy that can be used

to power homes and industries in an efficient manner. For waste management

companies, the vision is to turn everything that’s no longer required into

something of useful value.

This new initiative focuses on a greener future, as many waste disposal

companies still focus on proper collection and disposal. This aspect, by far,

remains a major need for most cities and urban regions in the world. With large

landfills, companies like Lavajet can serve the waste management needs of

urban centers with no worry about pollutants affecting the nearby environment.

Giancarlo Vedeo is the president of Lavajet, an Italian waste management

company he helped found in 1990. With its main offices located in Varazze, Italy,

the company now has a presence in the Middle East, Miami (United States of

America) and Europe.