COMPOSTABLES GREEN LID
Compost products are organic materials that could be conserved and repurposed into other useful products such as nutrient rich soil or mulch. Compost can represent 30-50% of all materials generated at any given event.
There are approximately 200 facilities in the United States that accept compostable materials. However, land application has worked in several states.
Compost may be a new concept for many visitors in the public space. Equipping a CompostMax® with ClearStream signs are an effective way to educate and show visitors what is and what is not compostable, and how they can contribute to the conservation of nutrients for a healthier environment.
CompostMax® is often paired up with a TrashMax® waste container and can be attached together with a 2-bin connector to create a recycling station, giving choices for discarding non-compostable materials.
Sold Separately, BPI Certified Compostable Bags:
Use ASTM D6400 certified compostable bags for the collection of food waste and yard waste with CompostMax®. Engineered to be part of the solution, this bag completely biodegrades in 2-6 months, leaving no additional waste to manage. Compostable bags are shipped separately due to their sensitivity to temperature changes.
To preserve bag longevity, store away from heat and light. Now, you can order certified compostable bags directly from ClearStream!
Since 1990, ClearStream Recycling has provided recycling bins and containers to events and industries including:
- Indoor and outdoor events
- Schools, Colleges, universities and higher education
- Fairs and festivals
- Stadiums, sporting events, marathons and 5Ks
- Municipalities
- Convention and conference centers
- Non-profit
- Event companies
- Businesses and commercial
ClearStream’s recycling products include:
- Portable recycling bins and containers
- Recycling bags, liners, and other recycling accessories
- Permanent recycling bins and containers
- Custom recycling bins, containers and accessories
- Indoor and outdoor recycling bins and containers