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Making Your Food Delivery Business More Sustainable

Modern Restaurant Management

In 2023, a study carried out in Europe and North America took a much closer look at delivery sustainability. The results demonstrated that online consumers seek delivery services from providers committed to carbon-neutral processes. Now, multiply that single delivery by the 20 or 30 trips taken to make a good profit.

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Can Your Food Delivery Business Be More Sustainable?

Modern Restaurant Management

In 2023, a study carried out in Europe and North America took a much closer look at delivery sustainability. The results demonstrated that online consumers seek delivery services from providers committed to carbon-neutral processes. Now, multiply that single delivery by the 20 or 30 trips taken to make a good profit.

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2025 Outlook: Experts Weigh In on Restaurant Trends and Challenges, Part One

Modern Restaurant Management

Increasing Regulatory Pressures on the Food Service Industry I expect more states and municipalities to implement stronger organics recycling laws in 2025, mandating food waste diversion for commercial food service operators. Through our work with international restaurant brands, we’re noticing a common shift to online food delivery.

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Streamlining Restaurant Renovations with 3D Modeling and Design Technology

Modern Restaurant Management

For example, ghost kitchens' layout allows for optimizing food preparation at high volume and lower costs in delivery-centric kitchens. Restaurants that are adding hybrid models offering traditional dining, delivery, and pickup services can use 3D design tools to carve out strategic space for each function.

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

EATER

composting infrastructure is patchy at best—and it’s not clear that compostable materials, which contain chemical additives like their plastic counterparts, are safe for recycling back into soil. But what if we told our purveyors, we will not accept food deliveries that are wrapped in single-use plastic? Lee faces the same problem.

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Eco‑Friendly Packaging That Won’t Hurt Your Margins

The Rail

For restaurants offering takeout, delivery, or pre-packaged goods, packaging can be a major contributor to waste and carbon emissions. From takeout containers and cups to delivery bags and condiment holders, every item represents your brand. Lightweight materials mean lower shipping costs for delivery.

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How Organic Ingredients Can Enhance Your Restaurant’s Sustainability Initiatives

The Rail

Waste Reduction Strategies Effective waste reduction strategies like composting and recycling can enhance sustainability. Implement recycling programs for packaging and non-organic waste to minimize environmental impact and promote a circular economy.