Dear Fabulous Farmer’s Market Vendor
Clean Composting Company created The Compost Collector® - a 100% pre-consumer, PFAS free, sustainable paper pulp vessel designed to streamline and simplify the composting process. The Compost Collector® sits on the kitchen counter, the starting point for the essential regenerative process of turning "Anything Once Alive (™) " into compost. It collects organics food scraps for up to seven (7) days and then the entire container gets tossed into the consumer’s municipal curbside composting bin for pick-up and processing.
Why did we invent this product?
Because in September 2016 SB1383 passed the CA legislature and went fully into effect on January 1, 2022 mandating all residents and businesses throughout California to recycle food and yard waste. Most residents find this process to be cumbersome – messy, smelly, and icky – so we went on a search to find something they would actually use.
Clean Composting Company currently offers The Compost Collector® as a one (1) month supply (4-pack) delivered directly to the consumer's door for $19.99 or as low as $17.99 with a 12-month subscription.
Easiest Partnership Ever!
When you place The Compost Collector® with our provided signage at your stand for your customers to place their food scraps into ~while tasting your amazing fruits and vegetables~ you will get paid $2.00 every time a customer orders The Compost Collector® with YOUR unique discount code provided. AND what is even better – we will continue to pay you each time that customer makes additional orders for up to one (1) year!  Pretty easy for only placing The Compost Collector® out to collect scraps – right?
Our goal is to get everyone using The Compost Collector® and how better to get it into everyone’s hands than at Farmer’s Markets. We are looking to work with up to a maximum of four (4) vendors ONLY at each Farmer’s Market because we want YOU to make as much money as possible. We've capped the number of eligible vendors as to not dilute possible orders placed from your stand.
