EcoSraps, maker of an organic, chemical-free potting soil made from composted fruit and vegetable scraps, announced recently that their products will be sold at more than 1,700 Target stores nationwide.

CSB8 TV Station highlighted Ecoscraps on their show. Click the link below for the clip. San Diego, California News Station – KFMB Channel 8 – cbs8.com

EcoScraps has developed a “closed-loop” waste solution by turning food waste from restaurants and grocery stores into organic compost and other garden products, and then selling it back to stores to sell in their gardening departments.   California is one of four states producing EcoScraps’ nutrient-rich organic gardening products; they are sold at Home Depot, [...]

EcoScraps, a provider of organic, chemical- and manure-free lawn and garden products, recently announced that its sustainable, 100 percent organic, potting soil is now available at more than 1,700 Target stores nationwide, according to a news release. This marks the first time that EcoScraps will appear on the shelves of a major retailer at the [...]

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An innovative start-up is providing a way for grocery stores to compost their organic waste and then resell it as organic potting soil and fertilizer. 

EcoScraps, operating for just three years, just signed its first national deal, with Target, which will carry the potting oil in 1700 stores across the US.

Bloomberg and Bloomberg Businessweek featured Dan Blake, EcoScraps CEO & Co-Founder

Last fall, we introduced you to EcoScraps — a Utah-based startup founded by two young men determined to reduce the amount of food America wastes.

Waste is rampant in our society. Americans produce over 200 million tons of trash every year – enough to fill a major league football stadium twice a day.