Dyper announced that it has diverted more than ten million pounds of diaper waste from the nation’s landfills through its eco-conscious commercial landfill avoidance program Redyper.

Redyper fulfills Dyper’s mission to provide parents with the most guilt-free, closest-to-zero impact diapering journey available. By collecting used diapers from Dyper customers, the optional Redyper service centrally processes and composts the waste. Available, for an additional fee, as a mail away service nationally, local curbside pickup is now live in New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago.

“The average child uses 3700 diapers by the time they are potty-trained, and more than 30,000 pounds of dirty diapers enter our landfills each and every week – where they can sit for up to 500 years,” says Sergio Radovcic, founder and CEO of Dyper. “It is critical for the planet that we address this problem – and that’s why we’re excited to announce Redyper’s expansion into three of the nation’s largest markets. The Redyper service is a cost-effective, responsible step that parents can take to ensure the health of the planet that they will give to their child.”

Before Redyper’s growth into the nation’s three largest cities, the curbside pickup service was already available in 11 cities across the country, including Boston, Phoenix and Washington, D.C. The program will expand to an additional 20 U.S. cities in 2022.

Dyper brand diapers are free of chlorine, latex, alcohol, lotions, TBT, and phthalates. The premium diapers are unprinted, unscented, soft to the touch, yet extremely durable and absorbent. Crafted with viscose fibers from responsibly sourced bamboo, Dyper is available at dyper.com, as well as retailers Amazon, Babylist, Grove Collaborative, Hive Brands and Thrive Market.