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Curb to Compost Toolkit
How to include food scrap collection in an existing yard debris program

Why food scrap collection matters

Residential Food Scrap Collection
BioCycle is tracking this sector and promoting growth.
Food Waste Prevention
Americans waste about 25% of all food purchases.

Building consensus and awareness 

Residential Food Scrap Collection
BioCycle is tracking this sector and promoting growth.
Food Scrap/Yard Debris Program Check List
A 20,000 foot level approach
Curbside Collection Program Overview
Why do it and what is involved.
Food Waste Prevention
Americans waste about 25% of all food purchases.

Program logistics

What's Certified Compostable?
Certification, labeling and how to know
Curbside Collection Outreach
Conversations with your composter
Residential Food Scrap Collection
BioCycle is tracking this sector and promoting growth.
Food Scrap/Yard Debris Program Check List
A 20,000 foot level approach
Curbside Collection Program Overview
Why do it and what is involved.
Food Waste Prevention
Americans waste about 25% of all food purchases.

Outreach to the residential community 

Education and Building Awareness
Download these tools
What's Certified Compostable?
Certification, labeling and how to know
Food Scrap Bins & Liners
Approve suppliers for residential collection
Curbside Collection Outreach
Conversations with your composter
Residential Food Scrap Collection
BioCycle is tracking this sector and promoting growth.
Food Scrap/Yard Debris Program Check List
A 20,000 foot level approach
Curbside Collection Program Overview
Why do it and what is involved.
Food Waste Prevention
Americans waste about 25% of all food purchases.
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