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Zero Waste resources for businesses

The toolkits and resources provided below can help your business or institution reduce solid waste.  

The Zero Waste Boston initiative strives to divert 80 percent of Boston’s waste stream from landfills and incinerators by 2035. Currently, businesses and institutions create four-fifths of the City’s waste. By taking steps to reduce this waste, you can help the City achieve its goal and save your business money.

We created the toolkits below with RecyclingWorks in Massachusetts, a free recycling assistance program for businesses and institutions looking to recycle and reduce their waste. RecyclingWorks is funded by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection.

Toolkits by business type

Office building

Learn how to reduce waste at your office building.

Food vendor

Reduce waste as a food vendor, grocer, or restaurant.

Retailer or manufacturer

Find out how to reduce waste as a retailer, manufacturer, or warehouse.

School or hospital

Learn how to reduce waste as a school, hospital or other institution.

Toolkits by waste

Single stream recyclables

Tips for reducing papers, plastics, and metals.

Food waste

Learn how to reduce and reuse food waste.

Electronic waste

Learn what to do with your e-waste.

Hazardous waste

Find out how to get rid of hazardous materials.

Construction debris

Green ways to remove structure debris.

Appliances and furniture

Find out how to get rid of large items.

RecyclingWorks case studies

RecyclingWorks case studies
Big Y Supermarket

The chain was able to save thousands by improving their food and plastic waste management.
State Street Corporation

State Street cut down its overall waste generation and diverted a greater portion of it to recycling and compost.
Wyman's Liquor Store

Wyman’s Liquors saved $7,000 annually by recycling its cardboard.
The Columns

Saloomey Construction diverted more than 90 percent of construction and demolition materials from disposal at The Columns...
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