Food Only Compost Labels for Compost Bins, Lids, Carts, Dumpsters. Part of Nationwide Label Standardization for Recycle, Compost, and Trash

Food Only Compost Labels for Compost Bins, Lids, Carts, Dumpsters. Part of Nationwide Label Standardization for Recycle, Compost, and Trash

The Most Proven and Effective Recycling and Compost Labels: Created by a nonprofit, Recycle Across America (RAA), dedicated to fixing the U.S. recycling system, these labels have been adopted by National Parks, schools, airports, and businesses, households, drop off centers, municipality recycling and compost programs, etc. -- and in each case, the standardized labels consistently prove to increase recycling and compost levels and significantly decrease and even eliminate confusion and mistakes at the bin. There are now more than 10 million of the standardized labels displayed on recycling, compost, and trash bins throughout the country. The First and Only Society-Wide Standardized Recycling Labels: The nonprofit organization, Recycle Across America (RAA), has created the first and only society-wide standardized labels to help people be able to recycle more and recycle properly, wherever they go, regardless if the rules are different from one bin to the next. A Label for Every Unique Type of Recycling and Compost Program in the U.S., Literally: There is a society-wide standardized label created for every unique recycling sorting system and unique compost program in the U.S. Regardless of your recycling and compost program, there is a standardized label for you. A Label for Every Size and Shape Bin, Lid, Cart, or Dumpster: Pick from multiple size labels to fit your particular bin, lid, cart, or dumpster. Easy-to-Apply Stickers: The high-tack adhesive labels are easy to apply on clean and dry surfaces. Highly-Durable Labels: The labels are created on a highly-durable, high-tack adhesive vinyl label material. The first and only society-wide standardized labels for recycling, compost, and trash bins were created, tested, and introduced in the U.S. by the 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, Recycle Across America. They are proven to increase recycling levels 40-400% and significantly decrease mistakes and confusion at the bin. There are currently more than 10 million standardized labels displayed on recycling, compost, and trash bins, carts, and dumpsters throughout the U.S., including at: National Parks, more than 9,000 K-12 schools and universities, dozens of U.S. airports, businesses, film studios, sport stadiums and event centers, hospitals, public spaces, and on household and residential recycling carts in cities and counties. Some states are beginning to implement the standardized labels state-wide to help people recycle right wherever they are within the state. Please install the standardized labels on your recycling, compost, and trash bins and receptacles to help people recycle more and recycle right at your location.