In 2023, we interviewed 53 organics haulers serving Massachusetts businesses and we received data from 48 of them.
RecyclingWorks in Massachusetts (RecyclingWorks) is a Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) program administered by CET. Recycling Works publishes an annual report that details the impacts of outreach, technical assistance (TA), hotline, presentations, resources, and more. Notable achievements from the recently published Fiscal Year 2024 annual report include:Â 1,781 tons of material diverted from disposal,…
In 2023, we interviewed 53 organics haulers serving Massachusetts businesses and we received data from 48 of them.
In 2023, we interviewed 53 organics haulers serving Massachusetts businesses and we received data from 48 of them.
Exciting News: We are on Instagram! Since 2012, RecyclingWorks in Massachusetts has been dedicated to helping Massachusetts businesses reduce waste and maximize recycling, reuse, and food recovery opportunities. We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our new Instagram account!  While we’re already connecting with you on Facebook and X (formerly known as Twitter), we found that…
In 2023, we interviewed 53 organics haulers serving Massachusetts businesses and we received data from 48 of them.
Mei Mei Dumplings, located in South Boston, is setting a great example for sustainable business practices. Since opening their doors in 2012, Mei Mei has been dedicated to reducing waste and minimizing their environmental impact. Mei Mei has always been passionate about diverting food scraps, and through a partnership with CERO they’ve implemented a comprehensive…
Located on Pine Street in the heart of Florence, Bombyx Center for Arts and Equity is a vibrant hub that enriches the community and carries on the building’s legacy of activism through their performance venue. Also known as the Florence Congregational Church, the historic building operates two houses of worship, a performance art space, a…
The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) has announced a Reduce, Reuse, Repair MicroGrant Program. These grants award up to $10,000 to for-profit and non-profit organizations, regional authorities, eligible municipalities, and schools/colleges, for short-term waste reduction projects (≤1 year). To qualify, projects must focus on reducing waste generation and prolonging the lifespan of products via…
The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) has posted a grant application to support the collection and processing of specified target materials through the Recycling and Reuse Business Development Grant (RBDG) Program. This grant program is focused on expanding the infrastructure for collection, reuse, recycling, and other defined processing for specified target materials. These grants…