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  • Q1
  • What 7 letter word starting with C is a great way
    to recycle food?

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  • Q2 Waste to landfill per person
  • Do you think we are?
  • A 17th
  • B were average
  • C about 2nd
  • D among the lowest

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  • Q3 True or false?
  • There is a shortage of landfill space in
    Melbourne?

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  • Q4 Complete this sentence
  • There are two sides to a piece of .

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  • Q5 Green Collect cork collection
  • How many corks have been collected since 2002?
  • A 250,000
  • B 500,520
  • C 1,006,250
  • D 724, 540

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  • Q6 Household recycling in Vic saves how much in
    GH gases?
  • A 309,964 tonnes of GHG (equivalent to taking
    51,661 cars off the road for a year)
  • B 15 4982 tonnes of GHG / 25830 cars
  • C 77491 tonnes of GHG /12915 cars

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  • Q7 True or false?
  • Putting food waste into the landfill bin is OK
    because food waste breaks down to nothing just
    like in a compost system.

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  • Q8 Each kg of food recycled creates how much
    compost?
  • A 100 g
  • B 700 g
  • C 400 g
  • D 200 g

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  • Q9 How much undamaged crockery, cutlery and cloth
    tableware accidentally disposed?
  • A 15.25
  • B 5.85
  • C 12.90
  • D 3.80

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  • Q10 In 1 year, householder recycling in Victoria
    saved
  • A 4180 megalitres of water 835 Olympic sized
    swimming pools
  • B 8,360 ML of water - 1,671 pools
  • C 2,388 ML of water - 477 pools
  • D 3,344 ML 668 pools

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  • WWC program overview
  • identify how and where waste is created in a food
    and beverage facility
  • identify opportunities to reduce waste
  • save money . attract clients. be greener
  • review the WWC toolkit
  • becoming wastewise certified

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What do you see?
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  • Why bother to reduce waste
  • customers are asking for it
  • makes dollars and cents
  • good working environment
  • protect our environment
  • reduce the pressure on natural resources

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Where do we start?
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  • Activity what are you throwing away?
  • how much and what type of waste is thrown away in
    a catering outlet?
  • how much could have been recycled?
  • where does this waste come from? (areas within
    the facility)

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What are you throwing away?
Paper 6 Aluminium/Tin 6 Cardboard 6 Soiled
Paper 12 Other 14 Glass 16 Plastics 18 Food 22

Almost 90 of the waste in caterers' and
restaurant bins is potentially recyclable,
reusable or compostable.
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Where is waste created?
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  • WWC Toolkit
  • Divided into 9 sections
  • Tips to get you started
  • Action plans and FAQs
  • Toolbox talks for training front line staff
  • Facts and Stats, Case Studies
  • Resources and how to become WW certified

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  • Developing your waste management system

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  • Taking action setting up your waste management
    system
  • Read Taking Action 3.5 in Tool Kit (page 25)
  • Draw a picture of your current work area
    (benches, dishwasher, kitchen/ bar etc)
  • Identify ways to set up a waste management system
    and draw this on your work plan
  • Discuss barriers and opportunities to setting up
    system

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  • Waste Wise Break

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  • Why measure waste?

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Joes café case study
  • Losing potential to earn
  • 100 per day (25 X 4)
  • 26,100 per annum in gross revenue

Joe and the crew had to sell 38 coffees per day _at_
2.60 just to cover the cost of meat scraps being
thrown away.
  • Fast Facts
  • Joe café is opened 221 days p.a
  • Meat off cuts lunch 8.00 p/kg
  • Meat off cuts dinner 10.00 p/kg
  • How much is he throwing away in kg and

1.5kg x 8.00 12 1.3kg 10.00 13 Total
per day 25 25 X 221 (days opened) 6525
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  • Joes café case study
  • Key Learnings
  • placing weighing chart on the fridge, staff saw
    how much they were wasting (it even started a
    small competition).
  • meat scraps were used for such as stocks, soups,
    fillings
  • Café reduced organic food waste by 15
  • Reducing food waste saved 978.00 p/year in
    wholesale food cost.
  • Equivalent to earning 3,915 in gross revenue in
    the same year. Thats 1,505 coffees!

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  • Waste Wise Certification
  • Involves 5 Steps
  • Step 1 Making a commitment
  • Step 2 Preparing a Waste Reduction Action Plan
  • Step 3 Implementation
  • Step 4 Reporting outcomes
  • Step 5 Continual improvement

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  • What is one action you are going to undertake
    when you go back to the work place to be Waste
    Wise?
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