Look for the Pink Dot.
Route the carbon.
A public-facing reverse supply chain symbol for site-approved carbon recovery. Products, packaging, pink bags, bins, haulers, processors, and predetermined end uses can now coordinate through one simple mark.
Designed for controlled environments where the route can be predetermined.
Pink Dot works best when the brand, retailer, airport, sponsor, venue, city, or operator can define what the material is, where it goes, and what outcome it is intended to support.
It is not a composting label. It is a routing system.
Composting is one possible downstream process. Pink Dot Carbon Routing is the front-end coordination system. It does not certify that an item is compostable or biodegradable. It tells people what belongs in an approved carbon recovery stream and helps operators route that material into the most appropriate downstream pathway.
The public action stays simple: look for the Pink Dot, use the Pink Dot bag or bin, and follow the site-approved instruction. Behind that simple mark, the route can connect to compost, anaerobic digestion, renewable diesel, electricity, nutrients, biochar, hydrochar, mineralization, SAF-adjacent inputs, or other approved outcomes.
Simple for people
Look for the Pink Dot. Follow the visible instruction on the product, sign, bag, or station.
Controlled by site
The brand, venue, airport, retailer, city, or operator predetermines what is accepted and where it goes.
Useful for markets
Cleaner feedstock can support fuels, materials, nutrients, carbon products, and durable outcomes.
Built for pilots
Start with signage, labels, pink bags, station overlays, staff scripts, and route mapping.
Pilot, license, or learn how Pink Dot could work in your environment.
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