Whether you grow food, sell food, shape food policy, or just want better snacks — there's a place for you in the I-Cycle ecosystem.
We're looking for farms in King County and the surrounding area that regularly have surplus or cosmetically imperfect produce. We handle pickup logistics and pay for what we take — no waste, no hassle.
We'll be in touch within 2–3 business days to learn more about your farm and explore how we can work together.
Carry I-Cycle in your store and reduce your own shrinkage at the same time. We supply, you sell — and your customers get a product they'll feel good about buying.
Expect to hear from us within 2–3 business days with next steps and our current product catalog.
I-Cycle is a working example of a circular local food economy — reducing farm waste, increasing economic value for local producers, and bringing sustainable snacks to consumers across King County. We'd welcome a conversation about how I-Cycle aligns with local food waste and sustainability policy goals.
For city and county officials: I-Cycle founder Avani Chaudhari has already connected with Mayor Kent Hay of Sammamish and local farming stakeholders to discuss food waste reduction. She's available for briefings, panel participation, or advisory conversations.
Avani will personally follow up within 2 business days to schedule a conversation.
Avani Chaudhari is available to speak at schools, community events, sustainability conferences, government panels, and entrepreneurship programs. She speaks from experience — as a high school student who built a real food business addressing a real problem.
Avani will review your request and follow up within 3 business days to confirm availability and details.
Press inquiries, media requests, investor interest, or just a question — we read everything and respond to all serious inquiries.
We'll get back to you within 2–3 business days.