Free Guide to Foodservice Sustainability

January 6, 2010 Comments
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PHILADELPHIA—ARAMARK and the IFMA Foundation released “Sustainability in the Food Service Environment,” a practical, real-world guide for introducing and advancing sustainable practices within foodservices. The guide is the third in the Sustainability “How-to” Guide Series by the IFMA Foundation and provides practical, real-world guidance on how to introduce and advance sustainable practices within the foodservice environment.

The free guide provides an overview of key areas in the foodservice environment, including:

• Building a business case for sustainability, along with effective measurement tools.

• Procurement of sustainable foods, including local purchasing, food safety and disposable products.

• Green buildings, including site planning, water efficiency, building materials, HVAC (heating ventilation and air conditioning) systems and ongoing operations.

• Energy management considerations, including lighting, windows, demand, refrigeration systems, efficient and Energy Star appliances.

• Waste stream management, including reusable dishes and flatware, composting and recycling.

• Case studies that offer real-world insight into effective approaches.

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