If compostable products cannot be composted due to the unavailability of composting facilities, you can still dispose of them in an environmentally friendly way. The best option would be to check if there are any industrial composting facilities or composting services in your area that accept compostable products. These facilities have the necessary infrastructure to effectively break down compostable materials.
If there are no such facilities nearby, another option is to bury the compostable products in your backyard or garden. Make sure to dig a hole that is at least 12 inches deep and place the products in it. Cover them with soil and allow nature to take its course. Over time, the products will break down and turn into nutrient-rich compost.
However, keep in mind that not all compostable products are suitable for home burial, especially those made from materials like PLA (polylactic acid) that require higher temperatures to decompose. In such cases, it’s best to dispose of them in the regular trash, as they will still break down faster than non-compostable alternatives.
Remember, always look for composting facilities as the first option and explore local regulations and guidelines for proper disposal of compostable products in your area.