How it Works: Steps Toward Sustainability

A compost pile with organic waste inside a recycling symbol.

Step 1

Deposit

We will provide a plan of operation based on your location, size and any special requirements. You simply deposit your organic waste into our on-site containers.

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Step 2

Pick-Up

When it’s time for pick-up, our system will tip the pails on-site into one of our custom-designed organic hauling trucks to keep things clean, efficient, and hassle-free.

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Step 3

Close the Loop

The same day we collect your organic waste, it is turned into animal feed, diverted to a compost facility, or converted into energy via anaerobic digestion.

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Step 4

After the Collection

The recycling loop comes full-circle, we’ll provide you with a detailed report of your sustainability contribution.

Affordability

Implementing a diversion program with Closed Loop may actually save you money relative to your current waste spend.

Equipment

We have a fleet of custom-designed trucks made specifically for hauling and collecting organic waste and cooking oil safely, cleanly, and efficiently.

Brand Awareness

We believe that “going green” is essential to increasing your brand awareness in today’s marketplace. We’ll help you advertise and promote your sustainability to your customers and clients.

Training

We will train your staff, provide an orientation to our program, and give you materials to ensure the transition to recycling organic waste is as smooth as possible.

Tracking

We’ll provide data reports that show you how much you’ve recycled. These reports are extremely helpful in obtaining LEED Certifications or local, state, and federal sustainability recognition.

Support

We’re accessible 24/7 by phone or email to answer questions and offer support. No automated answering services!

Cooking Oil Recycling

Closed Loop Organics recycles used fryer oil and used cooking oil, turning these waste products into raw material that can be used to manufacture new products such as renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel.