BPI offers different membership categories to companies and organizations with a sincere interest in promoting the use of compostable products regardless of whether you have certified products.
(Includes 5 Licenses/Certificates)
Companies and organizations that hold active certificates with BPI, and are interested in supporting and engaging with BPI on Certification, Education, and Advocacy topics
Access for up to 3 company representatives on each of the following BPI Committees:
$1,000 per additional 5 licenses / certificates
BPI Member communications including Newsletters and Monthly Member Webinars
Member voting rights, Board eligibility
*$5,500 Membership Fee for 2022; $8,000 for 2023 and beyond
Companies and organizations that do not hold active certificates with BPI, but are interested in supporting and engaging with BPI on Certification, Education, and Advocacy topics
Access for up to 3 company representatives on each of the following BPI Committees:
BPI Member communications including Newsletters and Monthly Member Webinars
Member voting rights, no Board eligibility
*$4,000 Membership Fee for 2022; $5,000 for 2023 and beyond
Entities collecting and/or processing compostable materials that want to represent the “downstream” voice within BPI, and to make sure the perspective of composters, haulers, and other stakeholders within organics diversion systems are represented within BPI, its committees, and its Board of Directors
Access to all BPI Committees including the Composter & Municipality Committee - a group reserved specifically for this class of BPI Members
BPI Member communications including Newsletters and Monthly Member Webinars
Member voting rights, Board eligibility
(Includes 5 Licenses/Certificates
Companies that hold active certificates with BPI for raw materials, components, or finished products.
$1,000 per additional 5 licenses / certificates
Certifications only, no access to committees
BPI Member communications including Newsletters and Monthly Member Webinars
Member voting rights, no Board eligibility