I consider that compost, not food waste.
I have chickens; they get a lot of veggie and other food scraps. What they don’t get either goes into the backyard compost or the curbside green compost bin.
I will sometimes make veggie stock with the peels and ends of veggies. Once they’ve cooked down and are separated from the liquid, I give the chickens the veggie mash that’s left.
We have three earth machine composters in the backyard. When one fills up most of the way, we move onto the next. It’s almost a year before I go back to the first one to empty it. I do throw chicken poop in there so it has to be good and composted before using...a year tends to do it.
Shredded paper makes it into my backyard composters too. I shred scrap paper (junk mail, toilet paper tubes, paper feed bags, paper bags that have worn out, etc) and use it to line the poop board in the coop. That gets dumped in the composters each week (more often in the heat of the summer).
Green curbside bin is usually things we wouldn’t compost in the backyard like bones or meat.