FoodCycler Pilot Program
Now that the pilot program is complete, The Township of Edwardsburgh Cardinal is excited to offer residents a chance to purchase remaining FoodCycler™ units at discounted prices for the holidays! These innovative countertop composting units help reduce household food waste by transforming scraps into nutrient-rich soil amendment in just a few hours.
These units are offered on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. To reserve your unit, payment is required when your order is placed.
FoodCycler models
We have two models available:
- Sold out! Original FoodCycler FC-30 (2.5L capacity): Perfect for smaller households. Available for $150 + HST.
- FoodCycler FC-100 (5L capacity): Great for larger families with more food scraps. Available for $300 + HST.
Compare the models to find the best unit for your household.
How to order
- In-Person: Visit the Township office during regular business hours to place your order and make payment by cash, debit or cheque.
- Online: Complete the Order Form for the FC-100 (5L capacity). Payment by credit card is required.
Order the FoodCycler FC-100 (5L) online
Pickup
A pickup time must be selected when your order is placed. the following pickup windows are available:
- Cardinal Fire Station on December 16 or 17 from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
- Municipal Office in Spencerville from December 18 to 20 during regular business hours from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Important details
This offer is available exclusively to Edwardsburgh Cardinal residents.
Although we've heard great feedback from FoodCycler users, the Township of Edwardsburgh Cardinal does not make guarantees or address warranty concerns for FoodCycler units.
What is a FoodCycler™?
The FoodCycler™ is a closed-loop indoor compost alternative, which speeds up the natural decomposition process through aerobic digestion of waste. The unit dries and grinds food waste into a dry, odourless, nutrient-dense by-product that is significantly reduced in weight and volume from its unprocessed state. The end product is free from bacteria and weed seeds and food-borne pathogens are eliminated in the process.