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Ep.18 - The Financial Benefits of Proper Trash Can Liners

Ep.18 - The Financial Benefits of Proper Trash Can Liners

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In Episode 18, we are joined by Berry Global Account Manager Peggy O'Connor, to discuss the often-overlooked topic of trash can liners in the food service and hospitality industry. The hosts and our guest, explore the financial and environmental benefits of using the right size liners, the importance of standardization, and the impact of sustainability initiatives. The conversation emphasizes the need for education and awareness among operators to optimize their waste management practices and save money.

Takeaways

  • Proper trash liners can lead to significant cost savings
  • Using the right size liner reduces plastic waste
  • Standardizing trash can sizes can simplify operations
  • Education is key to changing operators' perceptions about waste management
  • Operators often overlook the financial impact of waste management
  • Smaller bags and can liner size reduction can be more efficient and safer for employees
  • The right liner can improve operational efficiency
  • Sustainable products can meet regulatory requirements and PCR mandates
  • Long-term relationships with clients are built on trust and savings

Chapters

00:00 Introductions 02:38 Understanding the Importance of Proper Trash Liners 05:35 The Financial Benefits of Right-Sizing Trash Liners 12:34 Excessive Weight in Bags Can be Overlooked 14:23 Standardization and SKU Rationalization 20:18 Sustainability and Environmental Considerations 22:38 The Broader Impact on Operations

Links

Explore innovative industry leading packaging solutions at: www.hodegroup.com

The Hode Group Chicago Showroom: hodegroupshowroom.com

Let’s Set Your Table: Apple Podcasts

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