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Industrial Waste Management: A Guide to Compliance, Cost, and Diversion

Industrial waste management is a key operational strategy that balances regulatory compliance, cost control, and resource recovery. It requires moving beyond traditional disposal methods toward more data-driven diversion. By optimizing waste handling, you can mitigate risk, lower operating costs and improve ESG performance, turning your industrial by-products into measurable financial and environmental value. At RTS, […]

Hotel Waste Management Across Your Portfolio: A Guide for Hotel Groups

Managing waste across multiple hotel properties is one of the most effective ways to lower your operational overheads and strengthen ESG performance. It can also help to deliver the sustainable experiences many modern travelers demand. From curbing food waste to standardizing recycling programs, multi-property operators should aim to develop a centralized and data-driven approach. Leading […]

Restaurant Waste Management: How Multi-Location Operators Cut Food Waste and Costs

Managing restaurant waste, especially across multiple locations, is an essential strategy for boosting profit margins and meeting corporate sustainability targets. By using real-time data and standardizing back-of-house operations, as well as implementing targeted diversion programs, multi-site restaurant operators can effectively eliminate inefficiencies, which will in turn lower food costs and dramatically reduce their environmental footprint. […]

How to Donate Food & Volunteer this Thanksgiving

Over 200 million pounds of turkey is tossed every Thanksgiving. Learn how to donate food and reduce household waste.

How To Reduce the Emissions of Your Business

All businesses generate emissions. Discover ways to reduce your carbon footprint through recycling, reuse, and more.

NYC Waste Statistics – What You Need to Know

New York City produces 14 million tons of waste annually, but recycling rates remain low compared to other major cities.

Where Does My Waste Go — A Guide to Measuring Diversion and Tracking Progress for Businesses

Waste diversion measures the portion of waste produced by a business sent somewhere other than landfill or incinerators.

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