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Investing in composting infrastructure is one of the most effective ways for businesses, municipalities, and institutions to reduce organic waste , minimize hauling costs , and improve environmental performance. However, the cost of purchasing and installing an industrial or community-scale composter can be a challenge. Across Canada, multiple government programs and funding opportunities exist to help offset these costs. From federal initiatives to provincial and municipal f

For years, sustainability in waste management was treated as an afterthought, a checkbox at the end of operations or a side project for...

When organizations consider on-site composting , the conversation often starts with equipment. What size machine should we purchase? How...

Zoos are in a strong position to integrate sustainability into daily operations, especially when it comes to managing organic waste....

As sustainability becomes more important in the hospitality world, resorts are looking for straightforward ways to shrink their...

Airports generate a lot of food waste. Between terminal restaurants, lounges, catering services, and staff kitchens, it adds up quickly....

Across North America and beyond, colleges and universities are making sustainability a priority. From climate action plans to zero waste...

One of the most frequently asked questions we hear is: What can actually be done with the end product of on-site composting ?  The...