Balancing markets with compost production

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A-1 Organics has prospered by composting not only feedlot manure from lambs but also organic residuals. It composts and markets over 300,000 cubic yards of organic wastes each year at four composting facilities. These composting sites serve municipal and commercial organics reduction and recycling requirements. The company currently sells about 30% of its compost production in the market, which it is rapidly increasing to 50%. The firm provides an example of ways to recycle residuals into marketable soil products.

Organic wastes, A-1 Organics

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Development boom sends recycled waves

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Two companies in Ohio are focusing on land clearing and yard trimmings to process and market. T&J Excavating and Tree Clearing markets piles of wood chips from willow, elm and other softwoods as mulch, some of which is colored and which is the most popular of the company's mulch products. Meanwhile, Clean Wood Recycling, which operates on the other side of town, takes excess wood chips from T&J to sell as uncolored mulches, while also composting 100,000 cubic yards of leaves, grass and yard waste.

Wood waste as mulch, soil conditioner, etc., Soil amendments, Wood wastes, Clean Woods Recycling, T&J Excavating and Tree Clearing

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Increasing sales of recycled content products

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LinkUp, a regional recycled material market development program by the King County, Washington, aims to increase the use of recycled materials in manufacturing and the purchase of recycled-content products. The program provides technical and marketing assistance to selected manufacturers and material processors in the surrounding Puget Sound area as a strategy to improve the market for recycled materials generated in the county.

Sales & consumption, Washington, Refuse systems, Pollutants produced & recycled, Economic aspects, Environmental aspects, Market size, Recycled materials, King County, Washington

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