(WO9845228-A1)      A process for the treatment of foodstuff waste products comprises providing to a quantity of freshly macerated foodstuff wastes, a composition (I) which comprises per gram:    (i) 0-50%wt. (weight by %) bacteria complex;    (ii) 75-99.99%wt. of an enzyme mixture containing at least 5 x 103 CDU/gram protease enzymes, at least 1.2 x 104 MWU/gram amylase enzymes, at least 1X102 LU/gram lipase enzymes, at least 1 x103 CU/gram cellulase enzymes;    (iii) 0-50%wt. of a preservative constituent, preferably propylene glycol;    (iv) 0-50%wt. of one or more nonionic surfactants; and    (v) 0-10%wt. of one or more optional constituents, selected from colouring agents, fragrancing compositions, odour neutralising compositions, micronutrients, pH adjusting agents and thickening agents.    Also claimed is composition (I).    USE -   The process and the composition are useful for the treatment of foodstuff waste products in garbage disposal. The composition is added to a septic tank to break down organic wastes. This is useful to prevent the build up over time of organic wastes in pipes etc. which are not readily flushed through the system. The enzymes and the bacteria in the composition degrade organics in the waste to a less solid state, thereby enabling easier flow through a waste disposal system. The process can also be used in systems e.g. septic tanks, where garbage is maintained during disposal.    ADVANTAGE -   As the treatment reduces volume of solid waste, it enables existing septic tanks to be used with greater capacity, without the need to replace them at extra expense.    (ZA9802939-A)      A process for the treatment of foodstuff waste products comprises providing to a quantity of freshly macerated foodstuff wastes, a composition (I) which comprises per gram:    (i) 0-50%wt. (weight by %) bacteria complex;    (ii) 75-99.99%wt. of an enzyme mixture containing at least 5 x 103 CDU/gram protease enzymes, at least 1.2 x 104 MWU/gram amylase enzymes, at least 1X102 LU/gram lipase enzymes, at least 1 x103 CU/gram cellulase enzymes;    (iii) 0-50%wt. of a preservative constituent, preferably propylene glycol;    (iv) 0-50%wt. of one or more nonionic surfactants; and    (v) 0-10%wt. of one or more optional constituents, selected from colouring agents, fragrancing compositions, odour neutralising compositions, micronutrients, pH adjusting agents and thickening agents.    Also claimed is composition (I).    USE -   The process and the composition are useful for the treatment of foodstuff waste products in garbage disposal. The composition is added to a septic tank to break down organic wastes. This is useful to prevent the build up over time of organic wastes in pipes etc. which are not readily flushed through the system. The enzymes and the bacteria in the composition degrade organics in the waste to a less solid state, thereby enabling easier flow through a waste disposal system. The process can also be used in systems e.g. septic tanks, where garbage is maintained during disposal.    ADVANTAGE -   As the treatment reduces volume of solid waste, it enables existing septic tanks to be used with greater capacity, without the need to replace them at extra expense.    (EP973703-A1)      A process for the treatment of foodstuff waste products comprises providing to a quantity of freshly macerated foodstuff wastes, a composition (I) which comprises per gram:    (i) 0-50%wt. (weight by %) bacteria complex;    (ii) 75-99.99%wt. of an enzyme mixture containing at least 5 x 103 CDU/gram protease enzymes, at least 1.2 x 104 MWU/gram amylase enzymes, at least 1X102 LU/gram lipase enzymes, at least 1 x103 CU/gram cellulase enzymes;    (iii) 0-50%wt. of a preservative constituent, preferably propylene glycol;    (iv) 0-50%wt. of one or more nonionic surfactants; and    (v) 0-10%wt. of one or more optional constituents, selected from colouring agents, fragrancing compositions, odour neutralising compositions, micronutrients, pH adjusting agents and thickening agents.    Also claimed is composition (I).    USE -   The process and the composition are useful for the treatment of foodstuff waste products in garbage disposal. The composition is added to a septic tank to break down organic wastes. This is useful to prevent the build up over time of organic wastes in pipes etc. which are not readily flushed through the system. The enzymes and the bacteria in the composition degrade organics in the waste to a less solid state, thereby enabling easier flow through a waste disposal system. The process can also be used in systems e.g. septic tanks, where garbage is maintained during disposal.    ADVANTAGE -   As the treatment reduces volume of solid waste, it enables existing septic tanks to be used with greater capacity, without the need to replace them at extra expense.    (CN1252043-A)      A process for the treatment of foodstuff waste products comprises providing to a quantity of freshly macerated foodstuff wastes, a composition (I) which comprises per gram:    (i) 0-50%wt. (weight by %) bacteria complex;    (ii) 75-99.99%wt. of an enzyme mixture containing at least 5 x 103 CDU/gram protease enzymes, at least 1.2 x 104 MWU/gram amylase enzymes, at least 1X102 LU/gram lipase enzymes, at least 1 x103 CU/gram cellulase enzymes;    (iii) 0-50%wt. of a preservative constituent, preferably propylene glycol;    (iv) 0-50%wt. of one or more nonionic surfactants; and    (v) 0-10%wt. of one or more optional constituents, selected from colouring agents, fragrancing compositions, odour neutralising compositions, micronutrients, pH adjusting agents and thickening agents.    Also claimed is composition (I).    USE -   The process and the composition are useful for the treatment of foodstuff waste products in garbage disposal. The composition is added to a septic tank to break down organic wastes. This is useful to prevent the build up over time of organic wastes in pipes etc. which are not readily flushed through the system. The enzymes and the bacteria in the composition degrade organics in the waste to a less solid state, thereby enabling easier flow through a waste disposal system. The process can also be used in systems e.g. septic tanks, where garbage is maintained during disposal.    ADVANTAGE -   As the treatment reduces volume of solid waste, it enables existing septic tanks to be used with greater capacity, without the need to replace them at extra expense.    (US6121032-A)      A process for the treatment of foodstuff waste products comprises providing to a quantity of freshly macerated foodstuff wastes, a composition (I) which comprises per gram:    (i) 0-50%wt. (weight by %) bacteria complex;    (ii) 75-99.99%wt. of an enzyme mixture containing at least 5 x 103 CDU/gram protease enzymes, at least 1.2 x 104 MWU/gram amylase enzymes, at least 1X102 LU/gram lipase enzymes, at least 1 x103 CU/gram cellulase enzymes;    (iii) 0-50%wt. of a preservative constituent, preferably propylene glycol;    (iv) 0-50%wt. of one or more nonionic surfactants; and    (v) 0-10%wt. of one or more optional constituents, selected from colouring agents, fragrancing compositions, odour neutralising compositions, micronutrients, pH adjusting agents and thickening agents.    Also claimed is composition (I).    USE -   The process and the composition are useful for the treatment of foodstuff waste products in garbage disposal. The composition is added to a septic tank to break down organic wastes. This is useful to prevent the build up over time of organic wastes in pipes etc. which are not readily flushed through the system. The enzymes and the bacteria in the composition degrade organics in the waste to a less solid state, thereby enabling easier flow through a waste disposal system. The process can also be used in systems e.g. septic tanks, where garbage is maintained during disposal.    ADVANTAGE -   As the treatment reduces volume of solid waste, it enables existing septic tanks to be used with greater capacity, without the need to replace them at extra expense.