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Learn more about California’s mandatory recycling laws and how EDCO can help you meet these state regulations.
Learn more about California’s mandatory recycling laws and how EDCO can help you meet these state regulations.
Recycling is Easy with EDCO! All you need to remember is what you CAN and what you CAN’T put in your blue recycling cart.
Recycling is Easy with EDCO! All you need to remember is what you CAN and what you CAN’T put in your blue recycling cart.
Hazardous waste is unused or leftover portions of products containing toxic chemicals used around the home and should never be placed in trash or recycling containers.
Hazardous waste is unused or leftover portions of products containing toxic chemicals used around the home and should never be placed in trash or recycling containers.
EDCO’s video library offers informative resources where you can learn how your recycling efforts keep our communities On the Road to Zero Waste!
EDCO’s video library offers informative resources where you can learn how your recycling efforts keep our communities On the Road to Zero Waste!
Find out how much waste you divert from the landfill.
Find out how much waste you divert from the landfill.
Find out how much waste you divert from the landfill.
Find out how much waste you divert from the landfill.
EDCO has had a longstanding commitment to recycling innovations, reducing our overall impact and ensuring a viable environment for our customers and employees.
EDCO has had a longstanding commitment to recycling innovations, reducing our overall impact and ensuring a viable environment for our customers and employees.
Tossing something out can be confusing. Knowing what goes where helps to reduce the amount of waste going to landfills, increases recycling efforts, and encourages donation and home composting.
Tossing something out can be confusing. Knowing what goes where helps to reduce the amount of waste going to landfills, increases recycling efforts, and encourages donation and home composting.