Intermountain Healthcare, together with their hauling partner Momentum Recycling, began diverting their food waste to Wasatch Resource Recovery’s anaerobic digestion facility in November 2018. So far, they have redirected over 80 tons of food waste from the landfill! They have also generously provided us with grant funds to implement a pilot program for residential food […]
Oatly started sending food waste to Wasatch Resource Recovery in February of 2021, as they began production at their new facility in Ogden. Oatly aims to “drive a societal shift towards a plant-based food system for the benefit of people and the planet, and away from a food system that recklessly taxes the environment.” They […]
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Traveling is a great way to see new places, visit family and friends, and experience new things! However, when you are out of your routine it can be difficult to plan, and you may often end up wasting food. Here are some easy tips to reduce food waste on your next adventure, whether it be […]
Summer is one of the best times of the year. Warm weather and long days make for so many fun activities! Unfortunately, many of these outdoor events make for a lot of food waste. Check out some of these easy and helpful tips to reduce food waste this summer. BBQ or cook out? Remind guests […]
When the Misfits Market founders learned that 30-40% of food in the United States is wasted and ends up in our landfills, they decided there had to be a better solution – Misfits Market was born! Misfits sources produce from farms and grocery stores that is considered “ugly” (meaning it is misshapen, too large, too […]
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Wasatch Resource Recovery is launching a new project as a community resource to reduce food waste! The residential public drop-off is now OPEN, check out all the details below and reach out if you have any questions. Residential Public Drop-Off Details Who: You, your family, friends and neighbors! What: An alternative destination for household food […]
Case Study Intermountain Healthcare
Intermountain Healthcare, together with their hauling partner Momentum Recycling, began diverting their food waste to Wasatch Resource Recovery’s anaerobic digestion facility in November 2018. So far, they have redirected over 80 tons of food waste from the landfill! They have also generously provided us with grant funds to implement a pilot program for residential food […]
Case Study – Oatly: Local Solutions
Oatly started sending food waste to Wasatch Resource Recovery in February of 2021, as they began production at their new facility in Ogden. Oatly aims to “drive a societal shift towards a plant-based food system for the benefit of people and the planet, and away from a food system that recklessly taxes the environment.” They […]
Tips to Reduce Food Waste When Traveling
Traveling is a great way to see new places, visit family and friends, and experience new things! However, when you are out of your routine it can be difficult to plan, and you may often end up wasting food. Here are some easy tips to reduce food waste on your next adventure, whether it be […]
Summer Food Waste Saving Tips!
Summer is one of the best times of the year. Warm weather and long days make for so many fun activities! Unfortunately, many of these outdoor events make for a lot of food waste. Check out some of these easy and helpful tips to reduce food waste this summer. BBQ or cook out? Remind guests […]
Case Study – Misfits Market: a comprehensive approach to food waste
When the Misfits Market founders learned that 30-40% of food in the United States is wasted and ends up in our landfills, they decided there had to be a better solution – Misfits Market was born! Misfits sources produce from farms and grocery stores that is considered “ugly” (meaning it is misshapen, too large, too […]
Announcing WRR’s Residential Public Food Waste Drop-Off!
Wasatch Resource Recovery is launching a new project as a community resource to reduce food waste! The residential public drop-off is now OPEN, check out all the details below and reach out if you have any questions. Residential Public Drop-Off Details Who: You, your family, friends and neighbors! What: An alternative destination for household food […]