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Emerging from COVID With a More Sustainable Approach

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While times are difficult right now, it could be the perfect opportunity to consider making some changes to your business model, including shifting to a more sustainable approach for the future. Let’s take a look at a few sustainable practices and why now might be the perfect time to make more planet-friendly choices for your business.

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Designing Super Sustainable Restaurant Kitchens

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According to the United Nations , the food sector (from production to consumption, including processing, transport and packaging) accounts for 30 percent of the world's total energy consumption and around 22 percent of total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Site selection is also key to a new sustainable restaurant.

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Supporting Guests and the Environment with Sustainable Restrooms

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Daily travel numbers are nearly back to what they were in 2019, according to the Transportation Security Administration ( TSA). Now is the time to also consider sustainability and how to minimize the environmental impact of commercial restrooms. Best Practices for Sustainable Restrooms.

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The Rise of Vegan Restaurants

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It is here to sustain, grow and be accepted on a larger scale. Vegan burgers, pizzas and coffees are gaining popularity as cafes and restaurants are designing their business models to not only accommodate vegan consumers but also to provide delicious vegan food items. This, in turn, promotes a more sustainable living.

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What Is the Carbon Footprint of the Restaurant Industry and How Can You Measure Yours?

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From emissions released during the production of the ingredients, to the water used to grow fruit and vegetables, to the transportation emissions involved in the supply of ingredients – the carbon footprint associated with the resulting meal can be as much as eight kg of carbon dioxide (CO2).

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What Restaurant Operators Need to Know About RFID

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The tech-enabled traceability system is designed to allow the company to act on food safety and quality concerns swiftly, efficiently, and precisely. RFID tags work in refrigerated environments which make them beneficial tools for the restaurant industry where food temperature management is crucial during transportation and storage.

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How F&B Companies Can Mitigate Some of the Industry’s Biggest Risks

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Any disruptions to their business can lead to disruptions to yours, whether it’s a transportation issue or challenges procuring raw materials. For example, consumers are becoming increasingly conscientious of the sustainability practices of the brands they purchase from. If not, you may want to reassess your processes.