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MAXWELL House. Good to the last drop.

[MaxwellHouseCA @MaxwellHouseCA]

@gdg_9 We're sorry about this. We already replied to you via your FB message. Thank you

[Jeff Yurek @HonJeffYurek]

#DYK the world’s first compostable coffee pods were developed in Ontario? @ClubcoffeeLP

We’re seeking input on our amended Food & Organic Waste Policy Statement to help ensure compostable products like this can be accepted in the green bin.

https://t.co/2YmhKBDbsQ

[MaxwellHouseCA @MaxwellHouseCA]

@drew_wheatley72 Great question! Our pods are compatible with Keurig 2.0-style single-serve brewers and are available at major grocery stores across Canada.

[MaxwellHouseCA @MaxwellHouseCA]

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[MaxwellHouseCA @MaxwellHouseCA]

@theSHINEprjct And now that we've got your attention, have you heard about our new 100% compostable pods? Every component of the pod is compostable and the inner bag that holds the pods is also 100% compostable. Check us out at your local grocery store!

[MaxwellHouseCA @MaxwellHouseCA]

@CandiceleighQ @LilEuly Good question! The Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI) runs the independent and comprehensive process that certified these pods are compostable. Send us a message if you want any additional information!

[MaxwellHouseCA @MaxwellHouseCA]

@JaseGrifith Just showing how our pods are 100% compostable and leave zero waste (for you)!

[MaxwellHouseCA @MaxwellHouseCA]

@LilEuly Our 100% compostable pods have passed multiple tests in both Canada and the US. In Canada, we've had successful tests in the City of Ottawa, the City of Guelph, and many others across the country, including the City of Toronto! Send us a message if you'd like more information!

[MaxwellHouseCA @MaxwellHouseCA]

@remedy45 Well... Which do you think will compost faster, The Jack O'Lantern or our #ZeroWaste pods?

[MaxwellHouseCA @MaxwellHouseCA]

@CD_Seaside Our pods are 100% compostable and certified by the Biodegradable Products Institute. The pods are designed and tested to work in compost bins and similar food waste diversion programs. They are environmentally friendly and create zero waste (for you).

[MaxwellHouseCA @MaxwellHouseCA]

@aagw We welcome you to test them out! You can use our pods in any Keurig 2.0-style single-serve brewers. Be sure to let us know how it goes!

[MaxwellHouseCA @MaxwellHouseCA]

@MatthewDMcPhail compostable pods.

[MaxwellHouseCA @MaxwellHouseCA]

@MatthewDMcPhail Hi, thanks for reaching out. You can check with your local municipality or composting facility operator for local details on if they accept the pods. Muskoka, Quinte West, Meaford, Camrose, Spruce Grove, Cochrane, Coaldale, and East Hants municipalities are currently accept

[MaxwellHouseCA @MaxwellHouseCA]

@MatthewDMcPhail You can check with your local municipality or composting facility operator for local details on if they accept the pods. The pods are currently accepted in Muskoka, Quinte West, Meaford, Camrose, Spruce Grove, Cochrane, Coaldale, and East Hants municipalities.

[MaxwellHouseCA @MaxwellHouseCA]

@beautyvixenca You can check with your local municipality or composting facility operator for local details on if they accept the pods. Muskoka, Quinte West, Meaford, Camrose, Spruce Grove, Cochrane, Coaldale, and East Hants municipalities are currently accepting compostable pods.

[MaxwellHouseCA @MaxwellHouseCA]

@hugztown1 Our pods have met the standard to be called Certified 100% Compostable. Our pods leave zero waste (for you)! All pod and inner bag components are 100% compostable and are made from plant-based materials. Plus, the outer carton is 100% recyclable!

[MaxwellHouseCA @MaxwellHouseCA]

@NapSamson @SpeakFrisk Thank you for your support! We're working to become more sustainable through our commitment to environmentally friendly products that reduce our impact on the environment. More to come!

[MaxwellHouseCA @MaxwellHouseCA]

@atypicalalbertn @McDonaldsCanada @costcocanada The inner bag is 100% compostable so you can add it to your compost along with your pod. Plus, the outer carton can be tossed in the recycling after you're done with it. It's simple and creates zero waste (for you).

[MaxwellHouseCA @MaxwellHouseCA]

@DJTibbitts Keurig first, then the compost ♻️

[MaxwellHouseCA @MaxwellHouseCA]

@SpeakFrisk In a well-managed composting processes designed to produce quality compost, testing shows the pod can break down in as little as 5 weeks – faster than some common kinds of food waste such as bones, nutshell, fruit stems and corn cobs.