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Sunday is deadline for Boulder grocers, restaurants to report on zero waste compliance

Boulder wants restaurants and grocery stores to report compliance with the Universal Zero Waste ordinance by Sunday. The ordinance requires them to have separate containers for trash, recyclables and compostables with clear signs to help employees (who need to be trained) and consumers correctly use the bins. The ordinance is part of the city’s goal to keep 85% of all waste out of the landfill by 2025.
Boulder wants restaurants and grocery stores to report compliance with the Universal Zero Waste ordinance by Sunday. The ordinance requires them to have separate containers for trash, recyclables and compostables with clear signs to help employees (who need to be trained) and consumers correctly use the bins. The ordinance is part of the city’s goal to keep 85% of all...

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