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This is a sample of the SB 1383/Organics Reduction and Recycling Ordinance (ORRO) non-compliance letter being mailed to selected accounts in June 2022. As part of a StopWaste study, some accounts that do not have the required compost collection service will be mailed this "pro-social" version letter and some will be mailed an "enforcement-focused" version letter. See more information about the requirements of SB 1383/ORRO at www.StopWaste.org/Rules.

This is a sample of the SB 1383/Organics Reduction and Recycling Ordinance (ORRO) non-compliance letter being mailed to selected accounts in June 2022. As part of a study, some accounts that do not have the required compost collection service will be mailed this "enforcement-focused" version letter and some will be mailed a "pro-social" version letter. See more information about the requirements of SB 1383/ORRO at www.StopWaste.org/Rules.

NOTICE: New Law Requires Donation of Surplus Edible Food New State law, SB 1383, and the Alameda County Organics Reduction and Recycling Ordinance go into effect January 1, 2022 and require all businesses to keep compostable and recyclable materials out of landfills. The laws also require certain food generating businesses to donate surplus edible food to feed people instead of composting it. This notice provides more details about how businesses with surplus edible food can comply with the new law. Learn more about 1383 and the Alameda County Organics Reduction & Recycling Ordinance, click

Composting & Recycling Now the Law for California Residents Properly sorting your food scraps and other compostable materials not only helps fight climate change, it’s now the law. Effective January 2022, State law (SB 1383) requires residents and businesses to keep compostable and recyclable materials out of California’s landfills. This flyer covers how to properly sort recyclables & compostables, and provides tips for preventing food waste. Learn more about 1383 and the Alameda County Organics Reduction & Recycling Ordinance, click here.

This Guidance Document was adapted from CalRecycle’s Model Food Recovery Agreement and is intended to be customized and used by any organization that wishes to enter into a written service agreement or contract for donation/recovery of edible surplus food. It is recommended for those who wish to have a comprehensive agreement which provides details on agreed upon terms. There is also a simple version available in English, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, and Vietnamese.

Free indoor bins are available to qualifying Alameda County businesses, institutions, and multi-family residential properties (5+ units) for the collection of food scraps, compostable paper and plant debris (“organics”). A variety of containers and lids are available—up to a value of $500 per approved site including tax and delivery. Download the application form for more information. A new California State law, SB 1383, aims to keep food and other compostable materials ("organics") out of landfills to reduce emissions that contribute to climate change. To learn more about SB 1383, click here

In Alameda County, owners of multi-family properties with five or more units are required by law to provide tenants with recycling and organics (food scraps, food-soiled paper and plant debris) collection services and information.This flyer template can be modified to provide answers to common trash and recycling questions. Modify, print, and post in a common area at your site or pass along to tenants.

California State law, SB 1383, aims to keep food and other compostable materials ("organics") out of landfills to reduce emissions that contribute to climate change. Support your efforts to educate staff and custodians about your composting and recycling program with a memo that can be emailed, distributed in hard copy, or posted in a high traffic back-of-house area. The template is easy to modify. SB 1383 is implemented In Alameda County under the Organics Reduction & Recycling Ordinance (ORRO). To learn more about SB 1383 and ORRO, click here.

A new California State law, SB 1383, aims to keep food and other compostable materials ("organics") out of landfills to reduce emissions that contribute to climate change. The new law requires businesses, institutions, and multi-family properties to subscribe to curbside compost and recycling collection service in addition to garbage, and sort materials into proper bins. This Supplier List for Recycling, Composting, and Trash Containers can help you find equipment that matches your needs. The new California State law, SB 1383, will be implemented In Alameda County under the Organics Reduction

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