About Us

Before we brought Pulpmaster to the USA, we established Pulpmaster Australia in 2004 when we discovered that valuable resources were being needlessly disposed of to landfill sites.  Realizing that there were few proven systems available to facilitate the diversion of food waste when separated from the general waste stream, Pulpmaster Australia decided to rectify the situation. After many years of intensive development and testing, the Pulpmaster 5000 was introduced to a variety of businesses that generated commercial quantities of food waste, offering them a cost-effective and environmentally sustainable food waste disposal method.

Now available in the USA under the Pulpmaster USA division and brand, the Pulpmaster system is a patented product/process in most of the major global markets.  The current system – the Pulpmaster 6000 – is clean, efficient, fast, and effective at managing liquid and solid food waste streams.  Throughout the development of the Pulpmaster system, there has been strong focus on minimizing the use of water and power for the processing of food waste.  Our constant research and development of a system that has proved itself invaluable all over the world is now being invested in the future Pulpmaster 7000, with the aim to improve efficiency, reliability, and size even further.

The Pulpmaster has been successfully rolled out to many businesses, universities, clubs and bars, nursing homes, supermarkets, corporate cafeterias, and restaurants in Australia.  We are confident that this product will be invaluable to businesses in the USA that care about protecting the environment and our planet.

Development and manufacture of Pulpmaster machines are carried out by our engineering division located in Yatala, QLD.  The engineering team is supported by our skilled service team, every member of which is trained to install and service the Pulpmaster for our customers.  The sales, development, manufacturing, and service teams are proud to assist our customers, continually fine-tuning our equipment with the goal of providing  the most efficient and sustainable food waste management system on the market today.

Pulpmaster Australia was established in 2004 when it was identified that valuable resources were being needlessly disposed of to landfill sites. Realizing that there were few proven systems available to facilitate the diversion of food waste when separated from the general waste stream, Pulpmaster Australia took it upon itself to rectify the situation. After many years of intensive development and testing, the Pulpmaster 5000 was introduced to a variety of businesses that were generating commercial quantities of food waste, offering them a cost-effective and environmentally sustainable food waste disposal method.

The Pulpmaster system is a patented product/process in most of the major global markets.  The current system – the Pulpmaster 6000 – is clean, efficient, fast, and effective at managing liquid and solid food waste streams.  Throughout the development of the Pulpmaster system, there has been strong focus on minimizing the use of water and power for the processing of food waste.  Our constant research and development of a system that has proved itself invaluable all over the world is now being invested in the future Pulpmaster 7000, with the aim to improve efficiency, reliability, and size even further.

The Pulpmaster has been rolled out to businesses such as TAFE and Universities, clubs and bars, nursing homes, fruit and vegetable shops, corporate cafeterias, and restaurants.

Development and manufacture of Pulpmaster machines is carried out by our engineering division located in Yatala, QLD.  The engineering team is supported by our skilled service team, every member of which is trained to install and service the Pulpmaster for our customers.  The sales, development, manufacturing, and service teams are proud to assist our customers, continually fine-tuning our equipment with the goal of providing the most efficient and sustainable food waste management system in Australia.

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