Collection, transportation, processing and marketing of organic residuals to suitable outlets is, in most cases, a highly regulated activity.  Regulatory agencies provide added insurance that a recycling program is managed appropriately and bring a minimum standard to all such work.  Often permits and/or licenses are required before recycling and disposal can take place.  To many, understanding regulations, maintaining communication with regulatory agencies, obtaining licenses and operating in compliance can be a daunting task.  Our project managers and compliance team will take ownership of your organic wastes project and handle the permitting, reporting, and compliance monitoring — working in cooperation with the regulatory agencies to facilitate a program that remains in full compliance with applicable rules and regulations.

Often, New England Organics manages a program in a more protective manner than is required by law, utilizing our own Best Management Practices to meet our own standards and those of our customers.

The value of a strong compliance program often goes unapreciated until something unexpected happens.  In these circumstances our attention to the details and our understanding of the regulatory framework and the regulators becomes the most valuable aspect of our service.  Our experience and ability to quickly identify a problem, make necessary changes, and offer a solution that is agreeable to all parties is what customers expect and receive from New England Organics.