1. Thankful for Food

    SWACO encourages families to plan ahead to prevent Thanksgiving food waste Read on...

  2. Renew Your Commitment to Recycling Right on America Recycles Day

    Renew your commitment to recycling with helpful tips and resources. Read on...

  3. Election Sign Recycling

    Don't let your political signs end up in the landfill! Bring them to SWACO's collection event to make sure they're properly recycled. Read on...
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  1. Tue Dec. 13

    Green Your Holidays: Reduce Waste and Recycle More

  2. Tue Dec. 13

    SWACO Board of Trustees Meeting

  3. Wed Dec. 14

    Recycle Right at Work: Let’s Talk about Zero Waste and Hard to Recycle Items

  4. Wed Dec. 21

    Recycle Right at Home
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  1. BrewDog Diverts 3,000 lbs During Annual Mayhem Event

    “BrewDog is extremely grateful for SWACO. Our company has committed to having a carbon-negative footprint, and the container loan program is one of the tools we use to achieve that.” Jason Wolfe, Engineering & Maintenance Manager

  2. US EPA Supports SWACO's Work

    "EPA is pleased to support the work of SWACO as they work towards increasing the use of recycled materials and reducing food waste," said EPA Regional Administrator Kurt Thiede.

  3. SWACO's Teacher Resources Are Spot On

    "I can't tell you how much I am impressed with SWACO's website and how much information is out there to us teachers. Please know how much I appreciate it and think you are spot on with educating us through your website!" A. Richards, Hilliard City Schools

  4. SWACO helps to solve recycling challenges

    “SWACO helped provide an aesthetically pleasing solution to an ongoing challenge we had with our recycling efforts,” said Josh Sarver, Senior Director of Experiences at COSI.

  5. Recycling is important

    "Recycling is an important part of development in Central Ohio," said James Schimmer, Director of Franklin County's Economic Development and Planning Dept.
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