Yes—we do offer urban trash bins that separate compost from trash. For street, park, campus, or plaza use, the most practical setup is a dual-stream public bin with one clearly marked compostable-waste opening and one for landfill trash; if recycling is also required, a three-stream model is usually better. Look for weather-resistant bodies, locking lids, color-coded labels, and inserts that keep bags secure and make emptying easy. The compost side should be clearly worded—“food scraps and compostable packaging only”—because public bins fail when signage is vague. Also confirm that your local hauler accepts the compost stream and that bin liners match the program; some cities require compostable bags, while others ask for no bags at all. In practice, the best urban trash bins combine simple openings, bold illustrations, and capacities that match pickup frequency, so people can sort correctly at a glance and crews can service them quickly. If you tell me your city, street location, and expected waste volume, I can help you narrow down the right dual-stream or three-stream configuration.
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