The National Environment Agency (NEA) of Singapore has allocated $5.3 million in funding to three projects focused on converting food waste into valuable resources. These initiatives aim to address the country’s waste management challenges and promote a circular economy. The projects will explore innovative methods for transforming food byproducts, including those from breweries, into new products. One potential application highlighted is the conversion of waste into feed for tuna farming. This funding underscores Singapore’s commitment to sustainable practices and reducing reliance on landfill disposal. The NEA expects these projects to contribute to environmental sustainability and resource recovery within the food industry. The awarded grants will support research, development, and implementation of these waste-to-resource technologies.