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A community handbook, not a shopfront.

eco-enzyme.com collects what practical people have learned about fermenting fruit scraps, sugar and water — and tries to say honestly what we don't yet know.

What this site is

A free, open reference. Recipes, history, troubleshooting, and evidence — written to be printed, taped to a jar, and argued with.

What this site is not

  • A shop. We don't sell enzyme, kits or subscriptions.
  • Medical advice. Nothing here treats, cures or prevents disease.
  • A brand. There is no company behind eco enzyme — anyone can make it.
  • A single authority. Local practice varies, and that's fine.

How we make claims

Every strong claim on this site should have a source, or be marked as folk practice. Where good evidence doesn't exist, we say so plainly rather than filling the gap with confident guesses.

Read our evidence policy on the Science page →

The jar teaches you more than the internet does. This site is only a starting sketch.

— the editors

Who runs this

This handbook is kept by a small group of volunteers who make eco enzyme at home — not scientists, not a company. Pages are written, reviewed and corrected in the open, and every correction sent through the contribute form is read by a person.

No sponsors, no affiliate links, no ads. Running costs are paid out of pocket.

Who maintains this

This site is maintained by Yayasan Svarga Bumi Nusantara, an Indonesian non-profit foundation working on waste, composting and community environmental education. Its main website is Go Green Indonesia.

Go Green Indonesia — Yayasan Svarga Bumi Nusantara

Yayasan Svarga Bumi Nusantara (Go Green Indonesia)

gogreenindonesia.org →
Bali Waste Management Training Centre

Bali Waste Management Training Centre

Workshop partner

baliwmtc.com →

Workshops are run together with Bali Waste Management Training Centre, our partner for hands-on training and company sessions.

How you can help

Report an error

Found a wrong measurement, a dead link, or a translation mistake? Tell us the page and the fix.

Add a source

Know a good paper, book, or careful blog post? Send it. We prefer citations to opinions.

Translate

Help us grow beyond EN and ID — or improve the ID pages. Native speakers welcome.

Get in touch

The fastest way to reach us is the form on this site — pick contribute for corrections, or contact for anything else.