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Java's Compost as seen on NBC®
Java's Compost as seen in the New York Times®
Java's Compost as seen in Martha Stewart®
 
 

TV Host Michelle Park of NBC's New York Live interviews Michelle on why they started their business and how anyone can learn to compost.

NBC® New York


Interview with Elizabeth Vaynerchuk-Novello

Good Morning New Jersey


Lucy Biggers Sets up Her Backyard Compost Bin

Interview with Lucy Biggers from One Small Step


“Java’s Compost Trains Millburn High Students & Diverts 300 Pounds Of Food In First Few Weeks!”

Tap Into Millburn

“I was very resistant to the idea of composting,” she said. “I was fearful of rodents, insects, smells — and I was just not understanding how solid food could turn into soil.”

ROI

“Java’s Compost in West Orange Gives Food a “Chance at a Second Life”

Tap Into West Orange

“Compost helps introduce a thriving ecosystem into your soil that continues to interact with the organic material around it.”

Martha Stewart

“Do You Really Need Compostable Bags for Your Food Scraps?”

The New York Times

“Java’s Compost is a family-owned, full-service composting company that seeks to make composting as fast and convenient as possible.”

Shoppe Black.us

“Last week we visited the home of Java + Michelle, from Java’s Compost, a local composting company that provides a backyard composting service in addition to residential and commercial food scrap pickups.”

Urban Agriculture Cooperative.org

“With the recent stay-at-home orders, we are all finding ourselves cooking at home more than we used to. And with more home cooking comes more food scraps, that are likely just ending up in our garbage...”

A Madison Mom

 

“We take everything, including meat and bones and dairy, cooked and uncooked," said Michelle Bradley. "There’s no thought process at all; you don’t have to throw any food in the trash ever again.”

North Jersey.com

“Java’s Compost talks challenges and barriers of starting a composting business and expanding to include residential, commercial pickup.”

Waste Today

 

 
 
 
 

“There are a lot of myths and false info about composting. In fact, many people think it’s a difficult or complex (not to mention, stinky!) process.”

 
 

 

“That’s like a drop in the bucket for the waste drain, but for each household, once they start composting, they feel great,” Michelle said.

The Village Green of Maplewood and South Orange

“The Township of Millburn, in conjunction with the Millburn Environmental Commission, is launching a six-month Food Waste Recycling pilot program!”

Township of Millburn

“As we started composting on our own, we realized that more than half of our waste was food scraps,” Bradley says.

Appalachian Mountain Club



“From onion skins to eggshells to withered bouquets, one local small business is keeping literally tons of compostable waste out of landfills and making it into something useful for its customers — nutrient-rich soil.”

NJ Flavor

“For those who are not actively backyard composting, let Java's Compost recycle your food scraps into nutrient-rich compost.”

Sustainable Madison

What Is Composting?

SOMA Living

“Java’s has the expertise and equipment to create backyard systems, including tumblers and other essential supplies, that empower customers ‘to compost in a way that best fits their lifestyle,’ says co-founder Michelle Bradley.”

Edible Jersey