Waste and recycling services in Savannah

Ryland Environmental Services provides commercial and construction waste removal, dumpster rental, and recycling programs from its Savannah, Georgia location.

Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia operates a Savannah warehouse that receives truckloads of donated and rescued food from grocers, farms, and businesses and redistributes it through a network of partner agencies across coastal Georgia.

A1 Organics is a family-owned organics recycling company headquartered at 16350 WCR 76 in Eaton, Colorado, that composts yard trimmings and other organic material collected from residents, landscapers, agriculturalists, and municipalities across Colorado's Front Range.

Alameda County Community Food Bank operates an Oakland warehouse-based Food Recovery Program that collects unsalable but edible food, including fresh produce, from retailers and redistributes it through partner agencies.

American Reclamation operates a chipping and grinding facility in Los Angeles that processes green waste and diverts collected post-consumer food waste and food-soiled paper toward anaerobic digestion for compost and renewable natural gas.

Regional Southern California waste and recycling hauler with a dedicated Los Angeles customer service office, providing commercial and residential food-scraps/organics collection and recycling diversion under the state's mandatory organics-recycling program.

Atlas Grinding & Recycling Group is a Florida DEP-registered yard trash and vegetative waste recycling facility operating in Miami, FL.

Baker Commodities operates a rendering plant in Vernon, CA, a small industrial city surrounded by Los Angeles, converting animal byproducts into meat-and-bone meal and tallow and processing used cooking oil and restaurant grease-trap waste.

Nonprofit operating community composting sites and curbside food-scrap collection programs in Brooklyn, New York, converting food waste into finished compost.

BTS Bioenergy (formerly known as Bioenergy DevCo, renamed in a May 2025 rebrand that aligned the U.S. business with its European parent brand BTS Biogas) operates the Maryland Bioenergy Center, an anaerobic digestion facility in Jessup, Maryland, that recycles commercial food waste and organic residuals from food manufacturers, beverage producers, and distributors into renewable natural gas and digestate.

Waste and recycling company headquartered in Oakland, providing residential and commercial recycling collection, materials-recovery-facility processing and organics collection for the city under its municipal contract.

Regional composting company operating a Seattle facility that processes residential and commercial yard and food waste into bulk and bagged compost products.

Cedar Grove operates a commercial composting and organics-recycling facility in Seattle that processes food scraps and yard waste into bulk and bagged compost products sold wholesale and retail.

Circular Services operates organics collection, de-packaging, composting and anaerobic digestion sites alongside a recycling business across the United States. Its Vero Beach, Florida de-packaging facility separates packaging from damaged or out-of-date food and beverage products and sends the organic contents to a co-located composting site.

City Harvest is a New York City food rescue organization that schedules pick-ups of surplus food from supermarkets, wholesalers, restaurants and other food businesses and redistributes it to community food programs. Its food rescue and delivery hub is in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.

The Community FoodBank of New Jersey operates its primary warehouse in Hillside, in the Newark metro area, collecting and redistributing donated food, including fresh produce, to partner agencies statewide.

Compost for Life collects food scraps from homes and businesses in the Miami area and processes them into finished compost, which it donates to community gardens and local farmers.

Corridor Recycling operates a Long Beach recycling facility processing cardboard, paper, metals, electronics, glass and plastic for commercial and residential customers, and has operated as an independent recycling broker in the Western U.S. since 1995.

Darling Ingredients operates rendering plants in the United States and Canada that process by-products from animal agriculture and food manufacturing into animal-feed proteins, fats and fertilizer inputs. Its DAR PRO Solutions unit collects used cooking oil, grease trap waste and meat by-products from commercial kitchens and food businesses.

Denali collects food waste from supermarkets, restaurants, food manufacturers and distribution centres and operates depackaging and composting facilities across the United States. Recovered material is processed into compost, animal feed and biofuels.

Divert, Inc. operates integrated food-waste facilities that use depackaging equipment and anaerobic digestion to process unsold food from retailers, distributors and manufacturers into renewable natural gas and fertiliser. It also runs edible-food donation programmes on behalf of its customers.

Farm Share is a Florida food-rescue organization headquartered in Homestead that gleans and collects surplus fresh produce directly from farms and redistributes it statewide via a refrigerated-truck fleet.

Operates a large-scale food distribution and food recovery center at Hunts Point in the Bronx, redistributing surplus and donated food, including produce, to hundreds of community partners across New York City.

The Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia and the Eastern Shore operates a Norfolk warehouse that receives donated and rescued food, including surplus produce, and distributes it to partner agencies across the region.

The Greater Chicago Food Depository operates a Chicago warehouse that receives donated and surplus food, including produce, and distributes it through a network of food pantries and partner agencies across Cook County.

A Chicago recycling and material drop-off center on the city's West Side offering business recycling and food waste management services alongside construction-debris recycling.

Living Earth Technology operates multiple green-material composting and mulch-production facilities in the Houston area, converting organic waste into commercial soil, compost, and mulch products.

McGill Environmental Systems operates the Bees Ferry composting facility in Charleston under contract with Charleston County, processing over 80,000 tons per year of food waste and yard waste into certified compost.

Organic waste recycling facility in the greater Houston area that converts green waste into compost, soil blends, and mulch products for retail and wholesale customers; operating since 1993.

Palma Environmental is a Florida DEP-registered vegetative waste and recycling processing facility operating in Miami, FL.

Philabundance is a Philadelphia-based hunger-relief nonprofit, recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3), that operates warehouses at 3616 South Galloway Street and 302 West Berks Street in Philadelphia to collect and redistribute food to community partners across southeastern Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey.

Portland Disposal & Recycling, Inc. is a family-operated waste and recycling company, established in 1936, that provides commercial composting collection services for businesses in Portland, Oregon.

Recology Inc. is an employee-owned resource recovery company that collects and processes yard trimmings and food scraps into compost at facilities across California and Oregon, including South Valley Organics in Gilroy, California.

Australian subsidiary of the global REMONDIS Group providing commercial food organics collection and processing. It uses sealed tunnel composting to turn food and garden waste into compost, mulch and fertiliser for parks, agriculture and gardens.

Restaurant Technologies delivers bulk fresh cooking oil to commercial kitchens and collects used cooking oil for recycling, working from a network of company depots across the United States. The company lists 41 depot and oil recycling locations, including sites in Dallas and Houston.

Sanimax operates a rendering and by-product collection facility at 545 Hardman Avenue South in South St. Paul, Minnesota, reclaiming meat by-products and used cooking oil from the agri-food industry and processing them into proteins, fats, oils, and animal-nutrition ingredients for livestock and pet food.

Nonprofit redemption center and community hub in Brooklyn that processes container-deposit bottle/can recycling for local canners and also runs composting and gardening programs.

Food rescue nonprofit that collects surplus perishable food, including produce, from donors across northern New Jersey (Bergen, Essex/Newark, Hudson, Morris, and Passaic counties) and delivers it free to agencies serving the hungry.

Curbside and commercial recycling processor serving the Hampton Roads/Norfolk region of Virginia from its materials recovery facility in Chesapeake.

The Grease Company collects and buys used cooking oil in bulk from restaurants and foodservice operations across Southern California, recycling it into yellow-grease feedstock, from its Long Beach base.

A Chicago composting company offering residential and commercial food-scrap and organics collection, processing material at the Harbor View composting facility.

Vanguard Renewables operates depackaging facilities and farm-based anaerobic digesters that take pre-consumer packaged food and beverage waste from manufacturers and convert it to biogas. Separated packaging materials such as glass, cardboard, plastic, steel and aluminium are sorted for recycling.

Australia/New Zealand arm of the global Veolia environmental services group, providing food organics and garden organics (FOGO) collection and processing. It uses in-vessel composting and forced-aeration to make compost and soil conditioners, and runs anaerobic digestion converting commercial food waste to electricity.