Sentence examples for restaurant waste from inspiring English sources
The city began considering adapting its plant's digesters to take in restaurant waste about five years ago, Mr. Johnston said.
At Silo in Brighton, the UK's first zero-waste restaurant, waste is not just a part but rather the premise of its existence.
There are only a few commercial compost haulers in the area and even fewer facilities that can handle the decomposition of restaurant waste.
"There is a lot more to be discussed," said Gale A. Brewer, a councilwoman on the West Side, who explained that she is particularly concerned about the fact that the station will be handling restaurant waste, which is the smelliest and the most prone to attract vermin.
Humans have fed pigs on leftovers for centuries but this changed in 2001 when an outbreak of foot and mouth disease was linked to a farm that was (illegally) feedings its pigs unprocessed restaurant waste, and the government – and later the entire EU – banned the use of leftovers in pigswill.
And two weeks ago City Councilwoman Julia Harrison, who represents the district, introduced a bill that would increase the daily fines against eating establishments with undersize or poorly maintained grease traps -- the devices that remove grease from restaurant waste-water before it reaches city sewer lines -- from between $250 and $1,000 to between $400 and $2,000.
The restaurant wastes less food, makes more money and you get a good bargain.
A study by BSR found that quick service restaurants waste 15% of their food on average, while full service restaurants wasted 22%.
Biohydrogen production could be generated from organic wastes: food and beverage processing wastewater, restaurant food waste and raw starch waste.
Pretreatment methods (methanogenic inhibitor, sterilization, sonication and acidification) on restaurant food waste and raw starch waste to enhance biohydrogen production were also investigated in this study.
