SusGlobal is a Canadian waste management company that processes organic waste into compost, liquid fertilizer, and carbon credits. The business model utilizes three primary revenue streams: tipping fees paid by municipalities to accept organic materials, the sale of regenerative products like dry compost and liquid fertilizer, and the sale of carbon credits generated by diverting waste from landfills. SusGlobal owns a facility in Belleville, Ontario, which holds permits to process up to 70,000 metric tonnes of waste annually. However, the company is currently non-operational and produces no output. SusGlobal ceased operations at its Belleville site in early 2024 following regulatory orders from the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks. The company is currently focused on site remediation and intends to reopen the facility in 2027, though this plan requires securing significant new financing. SusGlobal currently faces severe financial distress, with its debt in default and its second production facility sold in 2026. Management's long-term strategy relies on capitalizing on regional regulatory shifts, including a planned ban on landfilling organic waste in Ontario, which is expected to drive demand for the company's composting and processing capacity once it resumes operations.