Recompose

A glimpse into the world of Natural Organic Reduction at Recompose

By Funeral Director Daily / February 20, 2024 /

    Today, I’m going to spare you my writing and editorial viewpoints and just bring you a 6-minute news video put out by Cascade Public Broadcasting.  It’s an excellent story on the growing trend of Natural Organic Reduction or NOR.   I’m very familiar with Katrina Spade and her venture into the world of…

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Service Corporation adds “human composting” services to some funeral homes in Seattle

By Funeral Director Daily / June 6, 2023 /

        Earlier in May, the largest death care provider in North America, Service Corporation International, added what they call “human composting” services to their list of services provided by five funeral homes in the Seattle, Washington, area.  This press release mentions that the process is also known as “natural organic reduction” and…

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Recompose looking for $5 million more in crowdfunding campaign

By Funeral Director Daily / April 6, 2023 /

    Natural Organic Reduction (NOR), sometimes referred to as “human composting” may not be my ideal choice of body disposition.  But, that thought does not make me any less of a fan and admirer of Recompose founder Katrina Spade.   Spade, in only a few short years has moved NOR from idea to proven…

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Checking in on Natural Organic Reduction

By Funeral Director Daily / November 25, 2022 /

In December it will be a full two years since Recompose, the United States first human natural organic reduction (NOR) disposition service was legal and open for business.  NOR is more commonly known as “human composting”. We thought it might be a good time — on the precipice of the business’ second anniversary of being…

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Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery

By Funeral Director Daily / April 29, 2022 /

I’ve said in this forum, while Natural Organic Reduction (what some call human composting) is not for me. . .  as an entrepreneur I’m somewhat in awe of how Katrina Spade moved the idea for human disposition from idea to a legal process of disposition.  Spade not only had to prove that the concept worked…

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Re-visiting Recompose

By Funeral Director Daily / March 7, 2022 /

I’ve been an entrepreneur and started new companies so I know the drive and dedication behind one who does so.  And, to invent a new industry, which in some cases may include legislative law changes, to start the company in that environment is an even tougher hill to climb.  That’s why I’m such a fan…

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Natural Organic Reduction now operating in Colorado

By Funeral Director Daily / September 22, 2021 /

According to this article from U.S. News & World Report, the process of natural organic reduction or what is commonly referred by many consumers as “human composting” is now available in the state of Colorado.  Legalized by the state over a year ago with a September 7, 2021, legal start date, at least one death…

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Death care start-ups Recompose and Pure Cremation keep moving forward

By Funeral Director Daily / June 30, 2021 /

New ideas come to the forefront in all industries from time to time.  Some never get going, some ideas stagnate, but it is really exciting when you see some ideas and concepts catch a tailwind and continue to move forward. In the last couple of weeks we have seen news from two death care start-ups,…

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Here comes the competition

By Funeral Director Daily / March 17, 2021 /

We’ve kept you up to date with Recompose founder Katrina Spade and her efforts to make Natural Organic Reduction (NOR) or what some call “human composting” a reality for the consumer public.  In our opinion, it was her drive and determination that proved the science and got the process to legal status in the state…

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Recompose opens. . . . has clients

By Funeral Director Daily / March 1, 2021 /

I’ve been an entrepreneur and have started some businesses outside of the death care realm. I think one of the things that happens to every entrepreneur who starts a business that is new and unique is that they open their doors for business and then wonder if anybody will purchase their goods and/or services.  No…

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