A poster for the wall
Print it, put it by the bucket or in the lobby, and write the month’s pounds in the box from your report. Letter or A4.
New York City · micro-hauler
This office composts.
Food scraps from this address are collected by NYC S.C.R.A.P.S., weighed at the door, and composted in Brooklyn. What goes in the bucket comes back to the city as soil for gardens, parks and street tree beds. None of it is landfilled.
Yes, into the bucket
- Fruit and vegetable trimmings, peels, cores and pits
- Prepared food and plate scrapings, including meat, fish, bones and dairy
- Bread, pasta, rice, grains and baked goods
- Coffee grounds and paper filters, tea and tea bags
- Eggshells and nutshells
- Paper napkins, paper towels and uncoated paper plates
No, keep it out
- Liquids in volume: pour them out first
- Plastic of any kind, including bags, cutlery, film and produce stickers
- Glass, metal and foil
- Coated or wax-lined cups, containers and takeout boxes
- Styrofoam and packing foam
This quarter we diverted
pounds of food scraps from landfill
Since we started
pounds, weighed at our door
NYC S.C.R.A.P.S.
Earth Stewards Enterprises LLC · a woman-owned business
Collected by Earth Stewards. Composted in Brooklyn. Returned to the soil.
nycscraps.com
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