Make food, not waste

Meet Mill — the odorless, effortless, fully automated food recycler.

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How Mill can pay for itself

Save money

Over 40% of Americans live in towns where they can save money by downsizing their trash bin.

Let’s take Santa Cruz... If you stop trashing food, and go from a large bin to a small bin you could save $46 per month!

Save food

“Mill made me conscious of food waste! I’ve been buying fewer groceries and reducing the amount of food that goes bad in the fridge.” Matthew S. CA

Grocery prices have gone up 26% in the past few years.

Save bags

Waste less plastic (and save some money) by buying fewer trash bags and compostable bags.

Trash bags take 20 years to decompose.

Save money

Over 40% of Americans live in towns where they can save money by downsizing their trash bin.

Let’s take Santa Cruz... If you stop trashing food, and go from a large bin to a small bin you could save $46 per month!

Save food

“Mill made me conscious of food waste! I’ve been buying fewer groceries and reducing the amount of food that goes bad in the fridge.” Matthew S. CA

Grocery prices have gone up 26% in the past few years.

Save bags

Waste less plastic (and save some money) by buying fewer trash bags and compostable bags.

Trash bags take 20 years to decompose.

How it works

1

Drop in your scraps

2

Your bin will dry and grind them overnight

3

Keep filling and filling... and filling

Finally full?

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Mill pickups

Sign up for optional pickups and we’ll turn your grounds into food for chickens.

Local farm loop

Mill is teaming up with local farms to turn your food scraps into fresh produce. Only available in certain areas.

Home use

Rather use them in your garden, your city compost bin, or to feed your own hens? That’s cool.

Mill pickups

Sign up for optional pickups and we’ll turn your grounds into food for chickens.

Local farm loop

Mill is teaming up with local farms to turn your food scraps into fresh produce. Only available in certain areas.

Home use

Rather use them in your garden, your city compost bin, or to feed your own hens? That’s cool.

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