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Starving the Landfills: Food Waste 201 April 26, 2015 Presenters: Arnold Bowers, Business Solutions Director for Waste, Kristin Kinder, Waste Solutions Project Lead, both with Ecova and Neil Morgan, Property Manager, Jamestown Commercial Management Company

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Page 1: IES WEBINAR: STARVING THE LANDFILLS: FOOD WASTE 201

Starving the Landfills: Food Waste 201April 26, 2015

Presenters: Arnold Bowers, Business Solutions Director for Waste, Kristin Kinder, Waste Solutions Project Lead, both with Ecova and Neil Morgan, Property Manager, Jamestown Commercial Management Company

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Agenda

Why food waste?

Data – performing waste characterization/audit

Insight – applying consulting expertise

Action – implementing equipment, behavior, technology

Chelsea Market

Q&A

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Why Food Waste?

Food waste will be a buzz word for awhile; why? Food is one of our most primitive needs We waste a lot of it There is no silver bullet

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Why Food Waste?

USDA & EPA have set the US’s first food waste reduction goal – 50% reduction in food waste by 2030 Food waste would be decreased to 15-20%

of production Multifaceted issue – working with many

stakeholders

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Why Food Waste?

Organics has enough support that it will be growing

It’s reasonable that you could feel overwhelmed We start with data, insight, action

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Data

Why?– You can’t manage what you can’t measure– Create an informed strategy– Convince stakeholders

What?

– How much of your waste is food?– How much food are you wasting?– Is waste a significant part of your monthly costs?

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Data

How? Quantitative

– Waste audits– Review bills

Qualitative– Talk to purchasing– Estimate how much food is in

your waste

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Insight

Industry trends Consider regulations Industry insights:

– Food packaging serves an important purpose in our system

– Good Samaritan Law Best practices by vertical

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Insight

Client based insight Determine priorities Set goals Stakeholders to involve Anticipate challenges

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Action

Implementing technology Emerging technology Behavior change and implementation Importance of feedback and adjusting

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Image source: www.chelseamarket.com

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Chelsea Market’s Story

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Chelsea Market’s Story

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Chelsea Market’s Story

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Chelsea Market’s Story

After images

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Summary

Food waste collection is gaining momentum

Data, insight and action can strengthen a program

– Tenant and stakeholder buy-in

– Identifying opportunities for cost saving and environmental benefit

– Improved efficiencies can reduce labor costs

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Upcoming Webinars

INSIDE ENERGY & SUSTAINABILITY

Q2 Energy Outlook: What Are the Risks with Renewables? – Thursday, May 12th

at 11A PST

Water – Thursday, June 9th at 11A PST

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Q&A

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Thank You!Questions, comments, suggestions?

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