In this month's Waste360 Product News newsletter, we highlight six products, which include technology solutions, engines, shredders, rotary atomisers, reusable yard debris bags and more.
Commercial collection became an open market on October 1, allowing businesses to choose their waste hauler for the first time in more than a decade.
The city advises that residents throw food scraps into their yard debris bin loose rather than in bags.
The council opted for a plan that provides residents with two 96-gallon bins—one for trash and yard waste and another for recyclables.
During a public hearing, one of the more favorable options broached was a contract offering two 96-gallon carts, while another option would offer three carts.
Some waste companies in Puerto Rico claim landfill problems are around compliance and mismanagement rather than inadequate capacity.
The contract is for weekly curbside collection of yard waste on regular pickup days during peak periods in the spring and fall.
“Composting in America” includes best practices as well as information on how composting is critical to the climate, food and health.
