Where does it all go?
Posted by Eco-Products on Oct 15th 2014
Eco-Products Employees Visit Boulder County Disposal Sites
Just because our products eventually leave our warehouses to be enjoyed by others doesn’t mean we stop caring about them after they leave our possession. In fact, we are very interested in every lifecycle stage of our products. At our products’ beginning-of-life, we are committed to using renewable resources (like corn and sugarcane) and post-consumer content (like old CD cases). Regarding product end-of-life, we are committed to waste diversion and helping our customers achieve zero waste. What does this mean? It means sending as little stuff to the landfill as possible and maximizing what gets sent to commercial composters and recyclers (in the few communities that recycle used foodservice packaging).
![Compost_tour Tour of a compost facility](http://blog.ecoproducts.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Compost_tour-e1413326657877.jpg)
Eco-Patriots checking out finished compost. Pretty cool our GreenStripe products can turn into this!
![Landfill_tour Landfill Tour Picture](http://blog.ecoproducts.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Landfill_tour-e1413386418986.jpg)
Looking down on a vast landfill pit to accept waste. The section we were looking at had just opened and was projected to fill in less than one year.
At Eco-Products, we are dedicated to reducing the environmental impact of disposables. We believe this entails taking responsibility for every aspect of our products, and we will continue to educate ourselves on these important issues. If you have any questions about waste diversion or the environmental impacts of our products, you may contact our Sustainability Maven at sustainabilitymaven@ecoproducts.com