Recycling for mortuaries isn't exactly new. Many in the death care industry strive for eco-balance, but Frigid Fluid Co. is the first to provide a formal bottle recycling program for their customers. FFC offers all customers who enroll in the program a free recycling bin for direct collection according to their local waste management policies.
The death care industry uses an estimated 2.8 million plastic bottles each year. The recycling program is aimed at helping funeral homes to keep as many bottles as possible from finding their way to landfills.
Recycling for Mortuaries
Frigid Fluid First to Incentivize Funeral Home Frugality
Trend Themes
1. Death Care Industry Eco-balance - Opportunities for companies to invest in sustainable and eco-friendly practices for funeral homes and related industries.
2. Eco-friendly Mortuary Products - Demand for biodegradable or sustainable funeral products, such as urns and caskets, creates opportunities for innovative companies to fill this niche market.
3. Death Care Waste Reduction - Innovative solutions for the disposal of medical and funeral home waste, such as recycling programs and organic waste treatment facilities.
Industry Implications
1. Funeral Homes - Opportunities for funeral homes to adopt sustainable practices and offer eco-friendly products and services to environmentally conscious consumers, while reducing costs through waste reduction.
2. Waste Management - Opportunities for waste management companies to develop specialized solutions for the disposal of medical and funeral home waste, including recycling programs and organic waste treatment facilities.
3. Biodegradable and Sustainable Product Manufacturing - Opportunities for companies to develop and produce biodegradable and sustainable funeral products, such as urns and caskets, in response to the growing demand for eco-friendly options.