Joseph Joseph Compo 4 Food Waste Caddy

We’re all trying to do our bit to reduce the amount of rubbish that goes to landfill, so Joseph Joseph have created this Compo 4 Food Waste Bin to help us separate compostable food waste from non-recyclable items. Neat and discreet, it comes with a bespoke bracket so you can stash it out of sight in a cupboard, but the neutral colour won’t offend the eye if you decide to keep it out on your kitchen worktop.

In-cupboard door mount included

Because not everyone wants their compost caddy out on display, the design team at Joseph Joseph has created a simple-to-fix mount so you can tuck this little food waste bin inside the cupboard under the sink – close to where it’s needed but out of sight. Simple to lift off its mount when you need it, the slimline profile of the Compo Caddy doesn’t hog precious cupboard space and it’s really easy to hook back in place when its job is done.

Wide flip-top lid

With a wide, easy-access flip-top lid and a strong carry handle, it’s easy to scrape leftovers from dinner plates or slide fruit and veg trimmings into it from chopping boards. The lid is removable, so it’s easy to take it out to the compost heap or outdoor food waste bin and simple to empty when you get there. The deep rim keeps liners neatly in place if you use them and hides any overhanging edges.

Ventilated design

A simple vent lets air circulate to reduce moisture build-up and odours when open and keeps insects out when closed – so if you have it sitting on your worktop for a spell in the summer you don’t have to worry about it attracting flies.

The wipe-clean polypropylene body is super-easy to clean if you don’t use liners, but a we offer a choice of compostable caddy liners if you prefer to keep all the food waste contained.

5 litre Compostable Compost Caddy bags and IW2 4 Litre Food Caddy Liners are available to buy separately.

All fixings included.

About Joseph Joseph

Innovative and practical, the design team at Joseph Joseph are renowned for their skills in adding a little sophistication and fun to the most mundane household helpers. And, no matter what they turn their minds to redesigning, we always wonder ‘why didn’t we think of that?’