our Services & pRODUCTS

We are community composters and we believe in a decentralized system...
Rather than sending our trash to burden one community, such as Kekaha, we envision a system where we each take responsibility for our own waste in our own region. A decentralized system with households, farms and local community composters processing food waste and organics can reduce the traffic, cost, and environmental burden that typically follow a large-scale centralized waste system.

We shop local and eat local so what about recycling local?
As an island with finite resources, composting has an endless list of benefits for a sustainable island community. From diverting materials from the landfill to the application of finished compost to improve soil health, compost is the first and final step to connecting our food system and community.

HOW IT WORKS
1. Use our easy online form to sign up
2. Put approved compostable materials in your provided bucket
3. Once a week your bucket is swapped for a clean one
4. Your compostable materials are turned into nutrient rich compost
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JUS LIDAT!

can &
no can
can - Put In your bucket
no can - reuse, recycle or trash it
Cooked and raw foods
Fruits and vegetable scraps
Meat, bones, fish, crustaceans*
Coffee grounds and filters
Rice, bread, oatmeal, grains
Dairy products including cheese*
Herbs, spices, dried fruit
Household plants including soil
Tortillas, potato chips, popcorn
Sauces and syrup*
Stale crackers, bread, cereal, pretzels, pasta
Nuts and shells
Tofu and tempeh
Hair (pet or human)
Chopsticks
Paper plates, bags, & to-go boxes (no plastic)
Newspaper (remove plastic/shiny inserts)
*Keep under 5% of total.
Glass
Liquids
PLASTIC
Rubber bands
Aluminum cans or foil
Latex or rubber gloves
Produce stickers/labels
Paper plates or coffee cups with wax coating
Fats, grease, oil, candy
Items labeled "biodegradable" (different than "compostable")
Items labeled BPI Certified Compostable (these are for industrial facilities only)
Items labeled ASTM D6400 or D6868
Styrofoam
Baby wipes, cloth, and clothing
Pet food
Cigarette butts
Dead animals
Dryer lint
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When in doubt, leave it out!
Contaminated compost is our greatest challenge for healthy soils.