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The Brown Bin Program is designed to help communities manage organic waste effectively. Participants can dispose of food waste (fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy), soiled paper products (pizza boxes, paper towels), houseplant waste, and pet waste. The program includes a durable 46.5L Brown Bin and a dishwasher-safe Kitchen Collector. With a phased implementation plan, the program aims to increase organic recycling rates, enhance community sustainability, and meet future recycling mandates. Join cities like Toronto, Peel Region, and Markham in this vital initiative for a greener future.
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What goes in theBrown Bin? • Food waste (Fruit, vegetable, meat, baked, dairy, pasta and egg waste) • Soiled paper (Pizza boxes, paper towels, kleenex, pop corn bags, take-out bags) • Houseplant waste • Animal waste, cat litter
Specifications • Brown Bin • 46.5 L • 3.7 kg • 5 year warranty • Kitchen Collector • Dishwasher-safe • 7.5 L • 0.5 kg • 5 year warranty
Other Participating Cities • Toronto • Peel Region • Durham Region • Markham • Barrie • Hamilton • Antigonish, NS • North Shore, New Zealand
Implementation Plan • Phase 1: Pilot the project in a few hundred single family dwellings • Phase 2: Expand the program to all single family dwellings and duplexes • Phase 3: Expand the program to high rises and commercial establishments
CSL Report Card • CSL Recycling Rate: 27% • Montreal Recycling Rate: 34% • Provincial Target: 60% • CSL Organic Recycling Rate: 16% • Montreal Organic Recycling Rate: 10% • Provincial Target: 60%
Why CSL Should Pilot Brown Bins? • CSL is a leading city (EMS, No-Smoking, Pesticides, COPS, Bicycle Helmets, Unity Motions) • By being one of the first in Quebec, we may be eligible for Fed / Prov money • Within a few years, Quebec will force us to recycle organic waste