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EDCO’s organics recycling program collects food scraps, food soiled paper and landscape waste all mixed together in the green organics container. Whatever level of organics service your business requires, your Service Representatives will help implement the most cost-effective waste collection and recycling program to meet your specific needs. Organic waste recycling is mandatory under California law (SB 1383). Businesses are required to subscribe to organic waste collection service and properly separate organic waste from trash.
Collection containers include carts, 3 cubic yard bins, and 3 cubic yard split bins. Our monthly charge includes service of the bins at your desired frequency (once a week minimum), processing site fees, and periodic reconditioning of the containers. To ensure program success, your Service Representative can provide bilingual educational materials to support your program.
Please DO NOT use any plastic bags (including certified compostable or biodegradable bags) to collect your recyclables, material must be placed loosely inside your green organics containers. Organic waste may be placed in paper bags, which are recyclable.

Note: Click here to view container sizes and dimensions. Availability varies by service area, contact your Service Representative for available options.

The City of San Diego’s Environmental Services Department (ESD) has established a process for commercial businesses that generate little to no organic waste (green bin materials) to request an SB 1383 De Minimis Waiver.
A De Minimis Waiver may be granted if:
Please note: businesses that require a permit from the San Diego County Department of Environmental Health and Quality – Food and Housing Division, businesses that serve food, businesses that make food, plant businesses (nurseries, landscapers, florists, cannabis), events that make and/or sell food, and multifamily properties with five units or more are ineligible for a de minimis waiver.
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