Tag: FoodCycler

Nelson opens centralized drop-off site for FoodCycler material

The City of Nelson has opened a new centralized drop-off location for FoodCycler material as part of its pre-treated organics program expansion.

Up to 1,000 more FoodCyclers coming to Nelson

Nelson city council has approved the purchase of up to 1,000 more FoodCycler units, expanding the city’s pretreated organics program.

City of Nelson receives positive feedback on Organic Waste Diversion Pilot

Emily Mask, Climate Program Coordinator with the City of Nelson, said that a new survey gathering feedback on the...

City of Nelson hits milestone in pre-treated organics pilot program

Seventy-six percent of residents in Fairview have now been equipped with a FoodCycler through the City of Nelson’s Organic...

City of Nelson launches pre-treated organics program

The City of Nelson has officially launched its pre-treated organics program, making Nelson the first municipality in the country...

Feds will help fund Nelson’s organics program

The federal government has invested in Nelson’s waste diversion program.   A media release from the Government of Canada has announced...

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