Modern Restaurant Management
OCTOBER 6, 2022
Food waste generated by restaurants has long been an expensive and environmentally harmful problem. Now, there are solutions to change this that actually turn the waste into a resource that doesn't just benefit the environment, but the restaurants themselves. The Food Waste Reduction Alliance stated in a report that only 14.3
Modern Restaurant Management
JULY 12, 2024
Packaging accounts for 36 percent of all plastic production, this includes single-use items like food and beverage containers, the majority of which find their way into landfills or become unregulated waste. alone generates more than 11 million tons of plastic waste annually through single-use items such as utensils, cups, and straws.
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Perfect Daily Grind
FEBRUARY 14, 2023
Essentially, this model encourages the continued use of resources for as long as possible, with the goal of reducing waste production. When carried out properly in the long term, this can reduce waste and create a more mindful approach to consumption. A large part of this revolves around the concept of a circular economy. And with 10.88
Modern Restaurant Management
FEBRUARY 26, 2020
Plastic waste is no longer a “problem”: it is a full-blown epidemic. Every year, roughly eight million tons of plastic waste escapes into the oceans from coastal nations. At current rates of production, plastic pollution in the ocean will outweigh fish pound-for-pound by 2050.
Perfect Daily Grind
MAY 21, 2023
For example, producers can use more natural fertilisers and dispose of waste by-products in more environmentally-friendly ways. Moreover, because of heat loss, poorly-insulated boilers can potentially waste up to 50% of the energy they use. In line with this, a number of sustainable practices have been implemented on coffee farms.
Perfect Daily Grind
SEPTEMBER 5, 2022
This is especially concerning, as experts are already predicting that if carbon emissions remain as they are now, by 2050 as much as half of all global arabica-growing land could be unsuitable. Furthermore, the volume of waste produced by coffee shops ( especially single-use cups ) is a major concern for many people.
Open for Business
MARCH 21, 2023
In Europe, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Denmark have set targets to phase out gas by 2050. This means that induction cooking requires less energy and produces less waste. Some cities in the US, including San Francisco, Seattle, and Berkeley, have already passed gas bans for new construction. You won’t be alone.
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