What products can I compost?


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    Nowadays, all items claim compostability, but make sure that you are only composting products certified for home compost if you’re composting in your backyard. If not, items labeled industrial compost certified must be properly disposed of, ensuring that they will end up in a land-based commercial compost facility. Visit compostingcouncil.org and WhereToCompost to see if there are compost centers near you.

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