What kind of garbage does pet food belong to?

Now many pet owners will buy some feed for their pets to eat, so if you have pet feed that you don't use, do you all know what kind of garbage pet feed belongs to?

What kind of garbage does pet feed belong to?

Pet feed belongs to wet garbage, that is, perishable garbage, which refers to biomass wastes such as food waste, leftovers, expired food, melon peel and fruit core, flower green plant, traditional Chinese medicine residue and so on. In addition to pet feed, wet waste also includes grains and their processed foods, meat and eggs and their processed foods, drained solid hot pot soup bottoms, fish bones, broken bones, tea dregs, pastries and powdered foods.

Introduction of wet rubbish

Also known as kitchen waste, that is, perishable waste, refers to food waste, leftovers, expired food, melon peel and fruit core, flowers and green plants, traditional Chinese medicine residue and other perishable biomass wastes.

Wet garbage is the garbage produced in residents' daily life, food processing, catering service, unit feeding and other activities, including discarding unused vegetable leaves, leftovers, peels, eggshells, tea dregs, bones and so on. its main sources are family kitchens, restaurants, restaurants, canteens, markets and other industries related to food processing.

Food waste: grains and their processed foods (rice, rice, noodles, bread, beans), meat and eggs and their processed foods (chicken, duck, pig, beef, mutton, eggs, animal offal, bacon, luncheon meat, eggshell), aquatic products and processed foods (fish, fish scales, shrimp, shrimp shell, squid), vegetables (leafy vegetables, root vegetables, mushrooms), seasonings, sauces.

Leftovers: hot pot soup bottom (drained solid waste), fish bones, broken bones, tea grounds, coffee grounds.

Expired food: pastry, candy, dried food (dried meat, red jujube, Chinese herbal medicine), powder food (brewing beverage, flour), pet feed.

Melon peel kernel: fruit pulp (coconut meat), fruit peel (watermelon peel, orange peel, apple peel), fruit stem branch (grape branch), fruit (watermelon seed).

Flowers and plants: domestic green plants, flowers, petals, branches and leaves.

The above contents are for reference only, and the specific classification requirements are subject to the territorial management department.