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Reuse Tips for Businesses

There are many resources for re-using items from your business.

For All Businesses

You can donate, exchange, or sell office furniture and electronic equipment when it is no longer needed to keep the Reuse cycle going:

You can donate your used electronics (computers, televisions, printers) to your local charity.

Click here for information on green building, recycled materials, local haulers and recycling facilities.

Click here to learn more about product stewardship and producer responsibility.

Click here for Zero Waste tips and find out how to start a recycling program at your office.

Click here for Zero Waste tips and find out how to start a recycling program in the food service industry.

Donate leftover food to the Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County or setup weekly pickups of perishable items through their Food Rescue Program.

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