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Strategies for Achieving a Zero-Waste Kitchen in Your Restaurant

Modern Restaurant Management

One of the most prominent is its engagement in the zero-waste movement. Is zero waste achievable? You’re unlikely to eliminate all your sources of overuse immediately. What strategic steps can you take to bring your kitchen closer to achieving zero-waste? trillion dollars is lost due to wasted food.

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How Better Cooking Oil Management Enhances Efficiency and Reduces Costs

Modern Restaurant Management

What Can Be Done : Professional services can provide statistics and case studies illustrating the cumulative impact of cooking oil waste. What Can Be Done : Services can remove the burden of onsite waste storage by removing the waste oil directly from the fryer, whenever necessary, and taking it immediately offsite.

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FSMA Rule 204 Food Safety Countdown: What Restaurant Managers Need to Know Now

Modern Restaurant Management

Imagine being able to identify the source of a contaminated ingredient in hours instead of days, protecting customers and avoiding business disruptions. It can also enhance reputation, showing customers the commitment to delivering not just great food, but safe and responsibly sourced food. Beyond safety, there are additional benefits.

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Waste Reduction for Better Food and Increased Sales

Modern Restaurant Management

Although this means that we are now down to just 20 percent of our business, we are able to stay afloat financially by applying the same waste reduction efficiencies in our own work that we pass on to our consulting clients. Historically, we have trained cafeteria staff to cook food from scratch while also reducing food and labor waste.

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Tech to Trash Can – How Technology Is Redefining Food Waste

Modern Restaurant Management

Food waste is recognized as an endemic challenge around the world. is wasted each year, about 119 billion pounds, estimated at over $408 billion. More than ever, we’re seeing threats at the source. For restaurants, an industry with challenging profit margins, minimizing food waste is nothing less than a survival strategy.

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‘Great Partners Build Great Brands’

Modern Restaurant Management

Ballas shares his insights with Modern Restaurant Management (MRM) magazine and discusses issues that must be on the radar for franchises and brands including AI, automation, sustainability, staffing, training, and more. We focus on responsible sourcing and operational efficiencies that minimize waste.

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For Restaurants Cutting Their Carbon Footprint, Composting Food Scraps Is Just the Beginning

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When food waste goes to landfills, it creates methane , a powerful greenhouse gas. Food waste from all sources is responsible for eight percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, and the U.S. But restaurants have other, less visible sources of waste that also contribute to climate change.

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