
SAVING OUR PLANET
ONECOMPOSTCAN AT A TIME
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Saving Our Planet OneCompostCan at a Time
OneCompostCan ensures that your food scraps are reinvested into our local farmlands, not landfills or burn plants. By composting we leverage Mother Nature’s original method of recycling by regenerating today’s food waste into an enriched resource in order to grow a greener tomorrow.
We offer a simple and convenient service. We provide the can, you fill it, we collect it and swap it out with a clean can on a weekly or bi-weekly basis. In addition, OneCompostCan subscribers get free shipping on our Farm-to-Table products from GROUNDSWELL reFARMative, and we will Plant 1 Tree for every 10 residential cans collected.
We currently collect residential and commercial food scraps from New Jersey’s Mercer and portions of Hunterdon, Somerset, Northern Burlington and Pennsylvania’s Bucks Counties.
With your help we can improve our environment, protect our climate and foster food resiliency. Together we can produce PLANET POSITIVE benefits for a sustainable future.
OneCompostCan Can Save Our Planet

A Simple Habit Can Make a Huge Impact
Be part of the circular food loop and do your part to help combat global warming and the risk of climate change while living a sustainable existence.
With your commitment to a simple habit, OneCompostCan is proud that our actions locally provide PLANET POSITIVE impact globally.
2022 Impact Report
Rescued over 270,000 pounds of Food Waste from landfills to improve soil health and biodiversity locally
Prevented 312 metric tons of Greenhouse Gases
spewing out of landfills and accelerating global warming
Funded planting of 268 Trees to help clean the air we breathe and capture carbon to reduce global warming
December 2022
Composting Partners
Composting Partners
We are proud to support our commercial Composting Partners who are doing their part to help Save Our Planet OneCompostCan at a Time and we encourage you to Buy Local and support these businesses who have gone the extra mile to improve our communities by diverting food waste from tradition waste streams in favor of composting to improve the biodiversity of our local soils.