Just under 20% of people in the county have an organic bin, according to a new report.
Westmeath is one of the poorest performing counties in Ireland for organic waste recycling.
The EPA's latest report shows just 19% of people in the county have an organic bin.
The figure is 25% in Offaly, and 41% in Laois.
Cavan is the county with the least amount of 'brown bins' per resident at just 14%.
Warren Phelan, Manager of the EPA's Circular Economy Programme, says we're on track to miss yet more climate targets:
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