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Maine to California
Agri-Cycle provides services to all food waste producers throughout the United States. Curious about how we can help you achieve your food waste recycling goals?
Does your state have a food-waste ban?
Tap a state to find out. Regardless of your state's laws, diverting scraps from landfill disposal reduces your trash and trash fees, cuts greenhouse gases, and creates renewable energy and farm products.
Vermont
Universal mandateUnder the Universal Recycling Law (Act 148), food scraps have been banned from the landfill for every generator — businesses and households alike — since July 1, 2020.
Tile positions are stylised, not geographic. Organics policy changes often and thresholds vary by facility distance and generator size — confirm current rules with your state, or check the ReFED Policy Finder, produced with the Food Law and Policy Clinic of Harvard University.
Large quantity / commercial bans
Many states place bans on businesses that produce large amounts of food waste — usually 50 to 100 tons annually, and in some states far less.
Residential bans
Some bans extend to residents as well, with a focus on removing food waste from individual households' garbage.
State-wide or city-wide bans
Many residential bans or incentives sit at the city or county level for large urban centers. Check whether one of your locations is covered.
Incentive programs
Some states instead provide tax breaks and other incentives for food donations or other higher-use situations.
A close-knit network of digesters, so nothing travels further than necessary
Agri-Cycle's diverse fleet and expertise makes it possible for us to service your business or institution no matter where you are or how much waste you generate.
We partner with a close-knit network of digesters throughout the country to create a sustainable web of waste diversion. This means that your waste never travels further than necessary to reach its final destination. To do it any other way wouldn't make sense — environmental or otherwise.
From Maine to California, chances are we're passing by your business, school, or home — so keep an eye out for the Agri-Cycle logo in a neighborhood near you.
Is your state missing from this page?
Regardless of your state laws about food scraps, diverting scraps from landfill disposal reduces your trash and trash fees, reduces greenhouse gases, and creates renewable energy and farm products. Reach out today.