FAQ on RE:CIRCLE Ontario's 2024 Sustainability Report and Food Waste Diversion Efforts

What is RE:CIRCLE Ontario?

RE:CIRCLE Ontario is a company under RE:CIRCLE Solutions, specializing in organic waste recycling, diversion strategies, and feed production, aiming to reduce landfill dependency and maximize resource recovery.

Why is the diversion of food waste important?

Diverting food waste from landfills is crucial for reducing environmental impact, complying with state laws, and achieving sustainability goals, such as the U.S. EPA’s target to reduce food loss and waste by 50% by 2030.

How much food waste did RE:CIRCLE Ontario divert in 2024?

In 2024, RE:CIRCLE Ontario diverted approximately 27,000 metric tons of food waste from landfills.

What are the key highlights of RE:CIRCLE Ontario’s sustainability report?

Key highlights include diverting 27,000 metric tons of waste, generating 1,781 metric tons of CO₂e, achieving a greenhouse gas avoidance of 13,861 metric tons of CO₂e, and serving over 100 customers with a fleet of 10 owned trucks and trailers.

Who is involved in RE:CIRCLE Ontario’s efforts?

RE:CIRCLE Ontario collaborates with grocery retailers, food and beverage producers, and over 10 commodity recycling partners across Southern California, supported by its founder Clemens Stockreiter and a team of nutrition experts.

Where are RE:CIRCLE Ontario’s operations located?

RE:CIRCLE Ontario operates in California, focusing on organic waste recycling and diversion strategies to support sustainability efforts in the state.

What are the benefits of RE:CIRCLE Ontario’s circular model?

The circular model not only diverts waste from landfills but also repurposes it into valuable products like animal feed and biofuel, significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting a cleaner planet.

How can I learn more about RE:CIRCLE Ontario’s sustainability efforts?

For more information, you can visit RE:CIRCLE Ontario’s website to view the entire 2024 Sustainability Report.