Composting
has never been
this easy.
The world's most efficient compost tumbler.
Compost all your kitchen scraps — fish, chicken bones, avocado pits — with the Jora Compost Tumbler. Designed to work every season, in any climate, without the mess or smell.
Years of trusted composting innovation
The easiest, fastest,
most efficient composter ever made.
In 1989, Swedish engineer Johannes Ravio designed the Jora Compost Tumbler to fill a critical need — a composter that could work all year round, even through harsh Nordic winters with 6 months of sub-zero temperatures.
The breakthrough was unique high-density insulation that traps heat inside the tumbler — enabling it to reach above 160°F internally, making it possible to compost harder materials like fish, small chicken bones, and avocado pits that most composters simply cannot handle.
After more than 35 years, the Jora remains unbeatable in speed and efficiency. We take pride in offering you the easiest, fastest, most convenient means of composting your kitchen scraps and garden waste.
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Learn the magic behind composting and why it's so good for our planet and your garden.
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Assembly videos, step-by-step instructions, and the full operations manual — all in one place.
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Your full one-year warranty registration is automatic on purchase. Click to get started with your new Jora.
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See how effortlessly the Jora Compost Tumbler turns kitchen waste into garden gold — all year round, in any weather.
Loved by gardeners
across North America
Incredibly well built — processes compost quickly within a month to six weeks, without all the mess and smell. Animals cannot access the compost. I am considering buying a second unit, because it's so well constructed and my garden generates a lot of compostable material.
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Composting in
your school
An average school of 200 students generates over 3,000 lbs of compostable waste per year. The Jora School Composting Program makes it easy to turn that waste into a hands-on lesson in sustainability.
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