ARAMARK and IFMA Foundation publish guide on sustainable food service practices

January 8, 2010—Two global leaders in professional services, ARAMARK and the IFMA Foundation, released Sustainability in the Food Service Environment, what they call a real-world guide for sustainable practices within food services.

The guide, available free of charge, is the third in the Sustainability “How-to” Guide Series by the IFMA Foundation and provides overviews of key areas 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 and
  • Case studies that offer real-world insight into effective approaches.

To obtain a copy of the guide, visit the IFMA Foundation or ARAMARK Web site.

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