Sign agreement with RecycleMore to comply with state food waste recycling law
In Plain English
California requires cities to reduce food waste going to landfills by 75% by 2025. RecycleMore currently handles the city's garbage and recycling services. If approved, RecycleMore takes on responsibility for meeting the new state requirements, which include providing food waste collection and ensuring businesses and residents separate organic waste.
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