22 posts tagged with "GEME"

Embarking on a zero waste lifestyle? Home composters like GEME Terra II and the popular Lomi composter promise to turn kitchen scraps into useful soil. These electric composters tackle food waste indoors, but not all models are created equal.

We’ve done the research on GEME vs Lomi – including user feedback and expert reviews – to help eco-conscious families, apartment dwellers, tech-savvy homeowners, and zero-waste advocates choose the best option.

GEME, the leader in the global bio-composting market, launches the revolutionary kitchen composter model GEME Terra 2 on 9 December 2025. Its lighter, smarter design makes composting at home much easier and more efficient, fitting almost all kinds of households, reducing food waste, and bringing a more eco-friendly lifestyle in the future.

In recent years, eco-conscious lifestyles have turned to electric kitchen composters to reduce food waste and greenhouse gas emissions.

The GEME Composter is a leading countertop composter that turns food scraps into real compost in just hours. As the most exciting shopping day - Black Friday approaches, GEME composter will take part in the show. We offer big savings for shoppers hunting for kitchen appliances deals.

Below, let’s find out the best GEME Composter discounts on GEME's official website.

On May 23rd, 2025, GEME had the pleasure of participating in the 40th Anniversary International Conference of the European Parents’ Association (EPA) — a milestone event held at the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) in Brussels.

GEME recently participated in the "Soil, Water and Climate in Balance" symposium, organized by CoE Groen – the Centre of Expertise for the green domain in the Netherlands. The event brought together experts from research, education, policy-making, and entrepreneurship to discuss the complex challenges facing agriculture, water systems, and climate change, emphasizing solutions through knowledge-sharing, practice-based innovation, and collaborative action.

The Art of Preparing Your Compost​

When you first receive your compost from your GEME composter, you're holding a concentrated source of plant nutrition and soil life. But like any powerful tool, knowing how to prepare and apply it makes all the difference in achieving the best results.

Introduction: Unlock the Secret to a Thriving Garden​

Imagine stepping into your home filled with vibrant, lush greenery, or harvesting crisp vegetables straight from a thriving garden patch. The secret to this kind of natural abundance often lies hidden right beneath the surface – in the richness of the soil. And the key to rich soil? Often, it's "Black Gold".

Winter may be fading, but your garden is likely buried under layers of debris. Fallen leaves, broken branches, and leftover plant trimmings can make your outdoor space look messy and uninviting. But don't worry. This guide will show you how to efficiently clean up your winter garden and transform your yard into an organic one. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a beginner, these three simple steps will help you restore your garden’s beauty and prepare it for spring.

Electric composters are innovative kitchen appliances designed to solve the growing problem of food waste management. These smart devices efficiently transform kitchen scraps, including vegetable peels, fruit cores, coffee grounds, and even some meat scraps, into nutrient-rich compost within hours instead of months. By combining advanced technology with natural decomposition principles, electric composters like GEME offer an eco-friendly solution for urban households and restaurants lacking outdoor composting space, while reducing landfill waste and greenhouse gas emissions from traditional waste disposal methods.

The increasing focus on food waste disposal policies presents a significant challenge to the restaurant industry.

On one hand, the ongoing costs associated with waste disposal represent a steady and unavoidable operational expense. Furthermore, the storage of food waste is a pressing issue. Especially during the summer months, rising temperatures can cause rapid decomposition, unpleasant odors, and the proliferation of bacteria.