Blue Skies Recycling

Trader Joe’s recently attracted bad press for throwing away excess food in the garbage. The embarrassing fallout begs the question: What other options do businesses have for food waste disposal?

Blue Skies Recycling is now working with Hodak's Restaurant and Bar in St. Louis, Missouri. Blue Skies will help Hodak's decrease their landfill waste by diverting a large amount of their organic waste to a greener composting service.

Blue Skies Recycling was in attendance at the 2011 Boeing Earth Day Celebration in St. Louis, Missouri, where they educated Boeing employees about the benefits of organic waste recycling.

St. Louis based recycling company, Blue Skies Recycling, recently attended the 20th annual Earth Day celebration in Chesterfield, Missouri to promote their organic food waste recycling program and share with others the importance of recycling.

Blue Skies Recycling recently participated in the St. Louis Earth Day Celebration where they educated the public about organics recycling services and collected food waste for composting.

Blue Skies Recycling recently attended Clayton’s Green Power Celebration at Shaw Park on April 20, 2011. The celebration was held after the city of Clayton achieved Green Power Community status with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Blue Skies Recycling, has begun working with the St. Louis Cardinals to help them go green by handling all glass and food waste recycling for the Redbirds and saving them money while allowing them to be more environmentally responsible.

Blue Skies Recycling Announces New and Improved Website

Blue Skies Recycling’s signature yellow bins make an appearance during a KSDK NewsChannel 5 broadcast about the St. Louis based University’s sustainability efforts