Food Waste Compost Service

serving South Bend, Mishawaka & Granger

Want to reduce food waste, help the environment, and improve local soils—all without the hassle? We make it easy! Our Food Waste Compost Collection Service helps divert food scraps from landfills, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and create nutrient-rich compost for our community.

Is this service for you?

  • Do you…
    ✅ Care about reducing landfill waste?
    ✅ Want to compost but don’t have the space, time, or know-how?
    ✅ Look for simple, eco-friendly solutions?
    ✅ Want to enrich local soil effortlessly?

    If so, this service is for you!

Community composting is all about keeping it local—food scraps are collected, composted, and returned to local soils, reducing waste while supporting the environment.

It’s a powerful way to:
♻️ Reduce landfill waste by diverting food scraps
🌎 Cut greenhouse gas emissions from decomposing organic matter
🌱 Improve soil health with nutrient-rich compost
🏡 Support local sustainability by closing the loop on food waste

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What is Community Composting?

Four-step guide on compost service: step 1 sign up online, step 2 deliver bucket to door, step 3 fill bucket with compost, step 4 place bucket for pickup.
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Why Choose Community Composting?

Unlike large-scale composting, community composting keeps the benefits right here, adapting to local needs, available space, and sustainability goals. It’s an easy, impactful way to care for our planet—starting in your own neighborhood!

Ready to Get Started?

➡️ Sign Up for Food Waste Compost Collection

💡 Questions? Check out our FAQ Page or send us a message!

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