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Seattle: Can I Put Compostable Food Service Products in my Residential Food and Yard Waste Cart?

City of SeattleSeattle, WA

City of Seattle's list of items accepted in Seattle’s residential food and yard waste cart. Includes images of sample material that goes in to food and yard waste cart, recycling cart, and garbage cart.

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SPU meets monthly with three advisory committees that provide community input and recommendations on issues primarily related to drinking water, solid waste, and sewer and drainage.

Categories: Certified & Accepted Products
Format: PDF
Last Updated: 12/24/2013


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This toolkit is designed to help you determine if a compostable plastics program is appropriate for your organization and to guide you in properly managing your compostable plastics.

*Resources outlined in this toolkit are examples from a variety of sources to help facilitate a better understanding of compostable products and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Composting Council Research and Education Foundation (CCREF).

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