Archer Biotech

Our mission is to repurpose
organic waste into high-value materials.

our commitment

What you toss, we transform.

Organic waste is more than just garbage—it’s a resource waiting to be unlocked. Archer Biotech transforms refuse and remnants into high-value, biodegradable, and compostable raw materials, helping industries go green without compromise.

The planet can’t afford any more waste.

The Environmental Dilemmas

The Environmental Dilemmas

Organic waste are
overwhelming our landfills.

In British Columbia alone, organic waste accounts for 40% of all landfill material. As this waste decomposes, it releases methane—a greenhouse gas 25 times more potent than carbon dioxide—significantly accelerating global warming.

An imminent landfill capacity
crisis is on the horizon.

With Vancouver’s landfill capacity set to be exhausted by 2037. In areas like the Fraser Valley, compostable organics make up over 34% of landfill content, straining our waste disposal infrastructure.

We are facing a massive
food waste crisis.

Astonishingly, 58% of food produced in Canada ends up as waste, with households discarding 63% of edible food. This not only represents a colossal loss of resources but also exacerbates food insecurity across the nation.

The costs of food waste are
becoming unsustainable.

The economic impact of food waste in Canada is staggering, costing $10 to $25 billion annually.These costs burden businesses, consumers, and municipalities, making efficient waste management an economic imperative.

There is wasted opportunity
in wood waste management.

The remnants of forest wood waste, frequently left to decompose in landfills, not only contribute significantly to methane emissions but also represent a squandered opportunity to repurpose valuable resources.

Organic waste are overwhelming our landfills.

In British Columbia alone, organic waste accounts for 40% of all landfill material. As this waste decomposes, it releases methane—a greenhouse gas 25 times more potent than carbon dioxide—significantly accelerating global warming.

An imminent landfill capacity crisis is on the horizon.

We are facing a massive food waste crisis.

Astonishingly, 58% of food produced in Canada ends up as waste, with households discarding 63% of edible food. This not only represents a colossal loss of resources but also exacerbates food insecurity across the nation.

The costs of food waste are becoming unsustainable.

The economic impact of food waste in Canada is staggering, costing $10 to $25 billion annually. These costs burden businesses, consumers, and municipalities, making efficient waste management an economic imperative.

There is wasted opportunity in wood waste management.

The remnants of forest wood waste, frequently left to decompose in landfills, not only contribute significantly to methane emissions but also represent a squandered opportunity to repurpose valuable resources.