Basic Principles of Non-waste Production of Modern Agro-industrial Complex

The purpose of the study is to determine and characterize the basic principles of non-waste production in the agro-industrial complex, the use of which minimizes the costs of raw materials and energy resources, limits the negative impact of production on the environment, rationalizes the production and economic activities of the agro-industrial complex. For the rational combination of the efficiency of agricultural activity, environmental safety and social orientation in the agro-industrial complex, the resolution of the issue of development of non-waste technologies has a great importance. Non-waste production involves the development of such technological processes that provide integrated processing of raw materials, which allows to use natural resources in an efficient way, to process waste products into goods for sale and to minimize environmental pollution. It is proved that the restructuring of existing production in the agro-industrial complex and ensuring the efficiency of technological processes is possible with the use of economically and environmentally balanced systems that exclude pollution of the environment. The task of non-waste productions introduction is to create closed cycles of production with the further recycling of raw materials, where each final link of one production serves as the starting point of the next. As a result of such approach, the environment does not receive waste and minimizes the negative consequences for the natural environment.