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How do you dispose of used cooking oil? On its own, your spent fryer oil is little more than a smelly waste. However, if you recycle it properly, it can become so much more. There are a few different…
The foodservice and hospitality industries consume about 15 percent of the total water used in commercial and institutional facilities in the United States, according to EPA estimates. A…
We all have a lot to think about as we head further into the new year. Many things that seem trivial or minor are reflections of much larger trends and changes. This thinking can be said for the food…
North America loves meat and fried foods. Unfortunately, preparing these delicious foods generates a lot of waste. The most visible form is plate waste - but some 'leftovers' aren't quite as obvious.…
As technology advances, it permeates most facets of our lives. Sometimes the implementation of new technology creeps in slowly, and sometimes it comes hard and fast. One obvious example (out of many)…
For most people, their unused, spoiled, and leftover food is going to go straight into the trash can. These by-products, mixed in with other kinds of inorganic waste, from your residential or…
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As the world becomes more conscious to environment-related issues and causes, consumer shopping habits are following suit. Grocery stores, supermarkets and other large food retailers have an…
As the world becomes more conscious of the perils of climate change, eco-friendly practices have emerged as important qualifiers in the minds of both consumers and retailers in terms of who they do…
You know Grease Ball. When he is young, he is a crucial ingredient in creating your restaurant’s food, but his lifespan is short. Once Grease Ball is finished frying your food, he begins to take on a…