Fort Frances, ON FoodCycler Pilot Program evaluates the impacts of household organic waste diversion

Fort Frances, ON FoodCycler Pilot Program Organic Diversion

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Each household was eligible for one entry into a lottery for discounted FoodCycler countertop composters. Two hundred households paid CAD 175 instead of the CAD 500 retail price and own their composters after the 12-week pilot. Participants record and report weekly usage of their FoodCyclers. Fort Frances and Food Cycle Science will use tracking results as well as exit surveys to determine the environmental impacts of the program.

Waste Management Environmental Services Pilot / POC

Fort Frances, ON

City in Ontario

Canada

Links

Fort Frances FoodCycler Pilot Program | Town of Fort Frances

To receive the FoodCycler at a heavily discounted cost, registrants must participate in a 12-week pilot program and track their food waste diversion.

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Fort Frances - Town Launches FoodCycler Pilot Program

The Town of Fort Frances has entered into an agreement with Food Cycle Science to establish a pilot program that would allow for 200 FoodCycler machines to be purchased by residents of Fort Frances at. . .

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