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Category Archives: Circular Economy & Life-Cycle Analysis
3 Questions Every Sustainable Event Organizer Should Ask
Earlier this week, the City of Richmond hosted the COOL Sustainability Expo, and today being Earth Day, it’s a great time to think about sustainability for your events and conferences. Before we share our 3 key questions, let’s first look … Continue reading
EPISODE 5: An End… and A Beginning. A Compost Story Conclusion
This is the fourth post in a 5-part series on our journey from certification to acceptance of our compostable food ware products in the Metro Vancouver region. Read Episodes 1, 2, 3 and 4 for the background on this story, and bookmark our … Continue reading
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EPISODE 4: Harvesting Power… A Compost Story: Research in Richmond
This is the fourth post in a 5-part series on our journey from certification to acceptance of our compostable food ware products in the Metro Vancouver region. Read Episodes 1, 2, and 3 for the background on this story, and bookmark our blog … Continue reading
Posted in Certification, Circular Economy & Life-Cycle Analysis, Compostable Series, Compostable Series, Organics Ban, Zero-waste
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EPISODE 3: Whistle while we work… A Compost Story in Whistler, BC
This is the third post in a multi-part series on our journey from certification to acceptance for our compostable food ware products in the Metro Vancouver region. Read Episodes 1 and 2 for the background on this story, Episode 4 for some more, and bookmark our blog … Continue reading
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EPISODE 2: As the Soil Turns… A Compost Story: Adventures in Lytton
This is the second post in a multi-part series on our journey from certification to acceptance of our compostable food ware products in Metro Vancouver. Read Episode 1 for the background on this story, 3 and 4 for more, and bookmark our blog to follow … Continue reading
EPISODE 1: Once Upon a Time… A Compost Story: How We Got To Here
This post begins a multi-part series on our journey from certification to acceptance for our compostable food ware in the Vancouver Lower Mainland of BC, Canada. See Episodes Episodes 2, 3 and 4 for more! BSIbio is a specialist in compostable food ware and packaging. … Continue reading
Are you ready for the Organics Ban?
Metro Vancouver is implementing an organics ban beginning tomorrow. Are you ready? What it means for you: Ensure you have an organics bin** Arrange for organics collection from a waste hauler** All pre- AND post-consumer food waste must go into … Continue reading
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