Still Sending Your Leftovers to a
Landfill?
Each year in the United States,
millions of tons of food waste is trucked to
landfills. Once there, it quickly decomposes
and produces methane, an environmentally
harmful greenhouse gas that is at least 21
times more harmful than CO2.
While
composting provides one approach to tackling
America's food waste management challenge, it
isn't always practical for today's busy
lifestyle.
Fortunately, food waste
disposers provide a convenient and
environmentally friendly alternative to
transporting leftovers to landfills. Plus,
capable wastewater treatment plants can even
recycle food scraps into energy and
fertilizer.
Help put waste in its proper
place with environmentally responsible food
waste disposers.
Learn More
about Food Waste Disposers:
The Wisdom of Crowds: Understanding the
Environmental Benefits and Footprint of Food
Waste Disposers
In today's world, food
waste disposers can be considered an
environmental appliance, much like ENERGY
STAR-rated refrigerators and laundry machines.
Acknowledging the wisdom of crowds, disposers
are now sold in over 100 countries worldwide,
based on decades of research and widespread use
that support the essential role disposers play
in diverting food waste from collection trucks,
landfills, and incinerators.