Expired Inventory Shouldn't End Up in a Landfill.
Every pallet of expired, damaged, or unsellable food still contains the nutrients it took to grow it. WINR Centers recover those nutrients and return them to local farms, giving you documented landfill diversion and a circular economy story your customers can actually see.
Talk Diversion Numbers →Or call: (712) 647-2810Unsellable Product Is a Daily Reality and a Reporting Problem
Expired product never stops
Sell-by dates don't negotiate. Every week produces another round of product that has to go somewhere.
Damaged inventory piles up
Dented, crushed, broken in transit: it can't go on the shelf, and right now it's heading to a landfill on your dime.
Diversion goals with no local outlet
Corporate set a landfill diversion target. Finding a reliable outlet near your distribution centers is the hard part.
Sustainability claims need receipts
ESG reports, investor questions, customer scrutiny: vague commitments don't hold up. Documented diversion does.
Brand reputation rides on it
Food retailers sending truckloads of food to landfills is exactly the story nobody wants written about them.
None of this is your fault. Until now, there hasn’t been a better system. We built one.
Documented Diversion. Local Impact. A Story Worth Telling.
Some Midwest retailers haul food waste out of state just to keep it from a landfill. WINR keeps it local and turns it into something farmers want.
Landfill diversion, documented
Every load tracked and recorded. Tons diverted and destruction verified: paperwork your reporting team will actually thank you for.
ESG metrics with substance
Diversion rates, nutrients recovered, methane avoided. Real numbers for sustainability reports, not estimates.
Lower disposal costs
Competitive with landfill hauling, with predictable pricing, and without the long-haul transport some chains pay today.
A genuine circular story
Food from Iowa farms, sold in your stores, returned to Iowa farms as natural fertilizer. The loop closes 30 minutes from your DC, not three states away.
Reliable destruction & diversion
Unsellable branded product is destroyed, documented, and diverted, protecting your brand and your diversion numbers at the same time.
From Your Dock to a Farmer’s Field
We Assess Your Stream
Volume, composition, frequency, current disposal costs. No two waste streams are identical, so we design around yours.
We Handle Logistics
Pickup on a schedule that fits your operation. Transported to the nearest WINR Center. Documented end to end.
We Recover the Nutrients
Aerated Static Pile composting: controlled oxygen, temperature, and moisture. Consistent, high-quality output with lower emissions than traditional methods.
Farmers Put It to Work
Finished natural fertilizer goes to farms in our network. The nutrient cycle completes. Your waste built someone’s soil, and we can document it.
“A waste stream is just a nutrient out of place. Mother Nature made all of it. We just need to put it back where it belongs.”
Abe Sandquist, Founder, Natural Fertilizer Services
This isn’t an experiment.
Abe Sandquist spent 20 years turning livestock manure from a liability nobody wanted into one of the most sought-after biological fertilizers in the Midwest. WINR Centers apply that same proven playbook to your waste stream, backed by a USDA Fighting for Producers and Entrepreneurs (FPEP) grant, two facilities underway in Western Iowa, and a third site already purchased.
- USDA FPEP grant recipient
- 20+ years in nutrient management and logistics
- Iowa Entrepreneur of the Year 2025
- Former USDA-NRCS
- Fully permitted, documented, and audit-ready
Questions We Hear
Do you handle packaged food waste?
Can you provide destruction documentation for branded product?
What does it cost?
Where are you located?
How is this different from landfill disposal?
Make Your Diversion Goals Real
Book a free introductory call. We'll assess your stream, walk you through the WINR model, and tell you straight whether it's a fit. No obligation, no pitch.
Schedule Your Call →Or call directly: (712) 647-2810, Monday–Friday