Zhit Organic Waste (kitchen, fruit, and vegetable waste) integrated treatment equipment is a comprehensive system that combines technologies such as pretreatment, biochemical treatment, residue-oil-water separation and collection, and three-waste treatment to reduce organic waste and achieve harmless and resourceful treatment. The integrated organic waste treatment equipment adopts a fully automated, intelligent, and standardized operational process. Zhit can design cost-effective machines tailored to various practical working conditions. After collection and transportation, organic waste undergoes sorting, crushing, and dehydration. The residue is then mixed with beneficial microorganisms and subjected to aerobic fermentation in a specialized environment, ultimately producing organic fertilizer. The separated waste liquid is divided into residual oil and water, with the collected waste oil sold for biodiesel refining. Wastewater is discharged after physical and biochemical treatment. Exhaust gases generated throughout the treatment process are released into the atmosphere after dust removal, deodorization, and purification.