Better Earth highlights Colorado's composting program offering composters a seat at the table in governance, composting infrastructure as an eligible funding pathway, categorized compostables in reporting structure and fee schedule, and incentive opportunities for design choices like clear on-packaging labelling.
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“Colorado offers a compelling example. 1) Composters have a seat at the table in the program’s governance, 2) Composting infrastructure is an eligible funding pathway for composters who wish to accept compostable packaging, 3) Certified compostables are categorized distinctly within the system's reporting structure and fee schedule, and 4) the program has established incentive opportunities that reward design choices like clear on-packaging labelling.”
— Savannah Seydel|Better Earth team
Company
Better Earth
Better Packaging. Better Earth.
- Industry
- Packaging and Containers Manufacturing
- Location
- Clarkston, US
- Company size
- 66 employees
Better Earth is on a mission to create compostable packaging that makes sustainability goals more accessible and regenerative circularity achievable. As a leader in BPI-Certified compostable products, we’re committed to providing high-quality alternatives to traditional plastics that meet the highest standards for compostability. We offer Better Earth Farmer’s Fiber®, a groundbreaking retail line of U.S.-made, BPI-Certified compostable plates and bowls that supports regenerative agriculture programs across the country. Through our comprehensive range of compostable foodservice trays, clamshells, containers, cutlery, cups, and lids, we empower businesses and individuals to make more sustainable choices without compromising performance. Together, we strengthen the circular economy by advancing sustainability initiatives across the value chain.