Published August 28, 2017

3 Ways to Reduce Your Food Waste

One of the biggest sustainability issues in recent years is the increasing level of food waste by restaurants. Not only is this costly in regards to the use of the food itself, but it is increasingly extra costs being placed on the business as well. However, despite the challenges that come with dealing with food waste, restaurant owners can take certain steps and measures that will not only reduce their food waste, but decrease the costs attributed as well.

Key Takeaways:

  • Food waste is fairly typical for any household kitchen setting. Cooks can do their part by minimizing the waste that gets thrown away.
  • Reduce food waste on a daily basis by collecting clutter on counters. Follow these tips and make headway with the project itself over time.
  • Track the amount of food waste collected in the kitchen as well. That will help people decide whether a new approach is needed in house.

“Changing the thought and dynamic of what food is and where it comes from is the first step.”

Read more: https://www.restaurantnewsresource.com/article95924.html

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