Lystek International is increasing operations at its new 150,000-ton organic material recovery center at the Fairfield Suisun (California) Sewer District. In addition to a base volume of 14,000 tons per year from FSSD and commitments from other Bay Area agencies, Lystek entered into a four-year service contract with Central Marin Sanitation Agency for the diversion and treatment of its biosolids. The agreement allows CMSA to diversify its biosolids management program and divert over half of this volume to the new facility, where it will be used to produce LysteGro, a Class A EQ product that is high in organic matter and nutrients and is recognized by the California Department of Food and Agriculture as a licensed fertilizer.