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Reducing Restaurant Food Waste

Modern Restaurant Management

Donation, composting, and organic recycling are all available options to restaurant operators attempting to reduce the amount of food scraps entering their solid waste bins. Audit the waste stream and try to identify current trends and how much waste is actually being generated. Composting. Organic Recycling.

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6 Ways To Enhance Waste Management System To Reduce Restaurant Operating Costs

The Restaurant Times

When large amounts of food or inventory are wasted, the overall revenue of the restaurant goes down. You don’t want to waste your inventory on burnt or spilt food. Conduct Waste Audits. You need to conduct waste audits to know the exact amount of food waste that gets generated from various sources.

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Takeaways from Toast’s Restaurant Success Report

Xtra Chef

Fluctuating food prices (shoutout to the avocado) and rising labor costs aren’t making it any easier. Others are modifying menu items or raising prices to offset rising costs. Others are modifying menu items or raising prices to offset rising costs. Enter inventory management. Running a restaurant isn’t easy.

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The Return of Sustainable Restaurant Operations: 6 Easy Ways to Get Started

Notch

GET CREATIVE WITH FOOD WASTE Start by: Reducing food waste by Avoiding, Repurposing, and Composting. Expired ingredients, food scraps, leftovers and other waste that is thrown away can be composted, repurposed or avoided. If you find yourself with expired food, you may want to look at solutions for keeping better inventory.