Waste Management
The retirement home industry generates waste in its dining room department. During my high school and undergraduate college years, I used to work in the dining room of a retirement home in Sun City, Arizona. My duty was to deliver room service to the residents and package all their food in paper or styrofoam containers, which produced tremendous waste and cost for the dining room/kitchen. Not only did they have junk in the form of charge, but waste and pollution to the environment. Most discarded packaging usually ends up in landfills or as litter, which does not degrade quickly or at all, causing environmental damage (Food Print, 2020). Management noticed the waste being produced by packaging items in paper and styrofoam containers, and they invested in re-useable plastic-to-go containers that could be washed in industrial dishwashers. This helped reduce waste as the retirement home residents could return the containers to the dining room to be cleaned and reused.
Many brewing companies generate waste from leftover grains and grain bags, but many brewing companies donate their grains to livestock. Avery Brewing has become a drop-off for other area breweries, leading other brewing companies to drop their grain bags instead of sending them to landfills.
References
Farnsworth, T. (2021, March 8). Breweries that are working to stop waste –. RecycleNation. https://recyclenation.com/2021/03/breweries-that-are-working-to-stop-waste/
The Environmental Impact of Food Packaging. (2020, November 13). FoodPrint. https://foodprint.org/issues/the-environmental-impact-of-food-packaging/
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