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UNINCSP20 News about your environment and customer services News about your environment and customer services Envir nmental Times Envir nmental Times Family Owned & Operated edcodisposal.com Spring 2020 Inside is Issue COVID-19 Advisory Organics Recycling AD Facility Recycling Material Holiday Schedule Memorial Day Monday, May 25, 2020 Service Delayed EDCO will observe the Memorial Day holiday. Residential collection will be delayed by one day all week following the holiday. Fourth of July Saturday, July 4, 2020 No Delay of Service Due to the holiday falling on a Saturday, there will be NO DELAY and all collection will be provided on the regularly scheduled service day. Can We Help? Do you have questions regarding your service? Call and speak to one of our friendly customer service representatives. COVID-19 Advisory EDCO is closely monitoring the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic to ensure the health and welfare of our employees, customers and communities we serve. Waste removal has been identified as a critical and essential service and as such, EDCO will continue regularly scheduled collection operations. As the impact of the COVID-19 situation is changing daily, please refer back to our website for further updates for any operational changes. ank you for allowing family-owned and operated EDCO to serve you. Coming Soon, Organics Recycling! Coming in 2021, EDCO’s new Organics Recycling Program will collect food scraps and yard waste mixed together in your green cart! Organic waste is a renewable natural resource. It mainly comes from yard and kitchen waste from homes, and food waste and scraps from industrial and commercial operations. Mandatory recycling of organic waste is the next step to achieving California’s Zero Waste goals. EDCO is constructing the first state-of-the-art, advanced technology Anaerobic Digestion (AD) Facility in San Diego County, capable of producing renewable natural gas that will serve the needs of the region. Anaerobic digestion is an efficient and environmentally sustainable technology that can make a significant contribution to the management of organic waste in California. Capturing and reducing the amount of methane released into the atmosphere is critical in ensuring a safe and healthy environment for ourselves and future generations. As EDCO’s new Organics Recycling Program implementation date approaches, more service details, collection information, program parameters, etc., will be distributed and available online at edcodisposal.com. 224 S. Las Posas Rd. Customer Service: *Pay-by-Phone: Text: Website: San Marcos, CA 92078 (760) 744-2700 (855) 713-4203 (760) 201-1578 edcodisposal.com *24 hours a day, seven days a week! Have the last 6 digits of your account number and your form of payment ready.

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UNINCSP20

News about your environment and customer services News about your environment and customer services Envir nmental TimesEnvir nmental Times

Family Owned & Operated

edcodisposal.com

Spring 2020

Inside This Issue

COVID-19 AdvisoryOrganics RecyclingAD FacilityRecycling Material

Holiday Schedule

Memorial DayMonday, May 25, 2020

Service Delayed

EDCO will observe theMemorial Day holiday.

Residential collection will be delayed by one day all week

following the holiday.

Fourth of JulySaturday, July 4, 2020No Delay of Service

Due to the holiday falling on a Saturday, there will be NO

DELAY and all collection will be provided on the regularly

scheduled service day.

Can We Help? Do you have questions regarding your service? Call and speak to one of our friendly customer service representatives.

COVID-19 Advisory

EDCO is closely monitoring the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic to ensure the health and welfare of our employees, customers and communities we serve.

Waste removal has been identified as a critical and essential service and as such, EDCO will continue regularly scheduled collection operations. As the impact of the COVID-19 situation is changing daily, please refer back to our website for further updates for any operational changes.

Thank you for allowing family-owned and operated EDCO to serve you.

Coming Soon, Organics Recycling!

Coming in 2021, EDCO’s new Organics Recycling Program will collect food scraps and yard waste mixed together in your green cart! Organic waste is a renewable natural resource. It mainly comes from yard and kitchen waste from homes, and food waste and scraps from industrial and commercial operations.

Mandatory recycling of organic waste is the next step to achieving California’s Zero Waste goals. EDCO is constructing the first state-of-the-art, advanced technology Anaerobic Digestion (AD) Facility in San Diego County, capable of producing renewable natural gas that will serve the needs of the region.

Anaerobic digestion is an efficient and environmentally sustainable technology that can make a significant contribution to the management of organic waste in California. Capturing and reducing the amount of methane released into the atmosphere is critical in ensuring a safe and healthy environment for ourselves and future generations. As EDCO’s new Organics Recycling Program implementation date approaches, more service details, collection information, program parameters, etc., will be distributed and available online at edcodisposal.com.

224 S. Las Posas Rd. Customer Service: *Pay-by-Phone: Text: Website: San Marcos, CA 92078 (760) 744-2700 (855) 713-4203 (760) 201-1578 edcodisposal.com *24 hours a day, seven days a week! Have the last 6 digits of your account number and your form of payment ready.

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Family Owned & Operated Website: edcodisposal.com

EDCO’s Anaerobic Digestion FacilitySince 1967, family owned and operated EDCO has had a long-standing commitment to reducing impacts on the environment through innovation. EDCO’s state-of-the-art AD Facility will begin serving customers in early 2021, assisting your community to be in full compliance with State Mandates and keeping us On the Road to Zero Waste.

AD is the natural process in which microorganisms break down organic materials such as food waste, green waste, fats, oils and greases. Anaerobic digestion happens in closed spaces where there is no oxygen.

Recycling organics will be easy and convenient with EDCO’s commingled organics recycling program. Once EDCO’s AD Facility is complete, EDCO will expand source-separated green waste collection to include the recycling of food waste. The service will allow customers to place food scraps in the same container as green waste. EDCO’s AD Facility will be a foundation for your community to achieve State mandates, including AB 1826, AB 1594, and SB 1383, which are directly related to organic recycling in the State of California.

Keep Recycling While Sheltering in PlaceWhile sheltering in place, EDCO continues to provide essential services to our communities. Recycling still remains to be important as ever and residents should continue to separate recyclable materials in their blue cart for recycling. Remember, additional recycling carts are available at no cost!

These items go inside EDCO’s blue commingled recycling carts!

CARTON CONTAINERS: Aseptic cartons, including

milk cartons and juice boxes, half-gallon juice cartons,

soup/broth cartons, and wine cartons.

CARDBOARD:Cardboard, including boxes used for moving and shipping or any

other box or packaging made of corrugated cardboard.

ALUMINUM: Clean aluminum foil, clean

aluminum trays, and pie tins.

GLASS CONTAINERS: Glass containers including food

jars and beverage bottles.

ALUMINUM: Aluminum, steel & tin cans, such as food and beverage cans for soda, soup, beer, beans, fruit,

and vegetables.

MIXED PAPER:Mixed paper, including junk

mail, catalogs, telephone books, magazines, newspaper, and paper

used for computer printing.

PAPERBOARD:Paperboard boxes such as cereal boxes, tissue boxes, refrigerated food boxes,

boxes from toiletries, and soda/beer cases.

SHREDDED PAPER:

Shredded paper (placed in a clear

bag is okay for easy identifying).

*All food and beverage containers should be EMPTY:

no/minimal food residue and no liquids remaining.

STYROFOAM:Clean foam cups, meat trays,

plates, egg cartons, block packaging, rigid polystyrene, and

carry-out containers.

All plastic containers, lids, and packaging with a recycling symbol of #1-7 (all containers accepted with caps and lids): water and soda bottles, peanut butter and other food jars,

mouthwash bottles, vegetable oil containers, ovenable food trays, milk jugs, juice bottles, shampoo and conditioner bottles, detergent & bleach containers, condiment bottles, medicine bottles, bottle caps, butter and yogurt tubs, CD cases, baby bottles, 3-gallon water bottles, CDs, medical storage containers, and rigid plastics such as 5-gallon buckets.

#1 - #7 PLASTICS:

Did you know? Residential customers can receive additional blue recycling carts at NO ADDITIONAL COST! Call our office or order fast and easy online by clicking on the Contact EDCO tab above.