Your guests care about the planet
If you’re here — a guest has reached out to you directly and they want to know if you care too.
If you’re here — a guest has reached out to you directly and they want to know if you care too.
View Frequently Asked QuestionsOur experts can help your restaurant cut costs and attract new customers with low-cost (or no-cost) steps towards sustainability. It’s 100% free.
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“I wasted so much time on phone calls with suppliers who didn’t get it. So grateful I was able to find the perfect advisor to make our co-working space more sustainable!”
KALEN, SENIOR MANAGER
THE COMMONS
“Thank you for making this so easy! I’ve had this on my list forever and it was so helpful to receive direction from someone who has been there, done that in food service!”
KAMIYA, EXECUTIVE CHEF
SOULNIA
“There’s so much info to navigate online. Was great to have someone “cut through the crap” and just give me the facts I needed to take action. I’ll definitely use you again!”
FRANCESCA, FOUNDER
DENVER WINE GUIDE
STEP ONE
We get to know your unique operations & sustainability challenges with our chatbot (or a quick 15 minute call).
STEP TWO
Your assistant will send you custom resources within a few business days including step-by-step guides, products & local services.
STEP THREE
You’re busy. Let us do the research while you reap the benefits of better operations for people, planet & profit.
SEE HOW WE MAKE MONEY
Negotiating your waste contract is one of the biggest ways to save money. Often adding recycling and compost services can reduce your landfill service needs by up to 75%.
On average, more than half of restaurant waste is compostable! You can not only reduce landfill service costs, but composting has a significant environmental impact by reducing methane.
Plastic straws are wasteful and increasingly seen negatively by customers. Going strawless and only providing straws upon request can save up to $2,000 per year!
With so many new options on the market, you can often save money while switching to compostable options.
Reusable foodware is just as safe as disposables during COVID. Switching to reusables, when possible, is a simple way to save money!
Sourcing local, imperfect or oversuppliedfoods from alternative sources can save restaurants up to 50% on food costs.
Customers are more willing to pay more for sustainable goods and services. Increases your competitive edge and increase sales even during an economic downturn.
Low-cost or no-cost steps can have a real impact on restaurants’ bottom line. Achieving just a 20 percent reduction in energy costs can translate into an additional 1% in profit.
(And many, many more!)
INCREASE DEMAND
Sustainability is a major growth opportunity as 75% of millennials are willing to pay more for sustainable goods. (Nielsen, 2018)
RETAIN TOP EMPLOYEES
Businesses can reduce average turnover by 25-50% and increase morale by adopting sustainability programs. (HBR, 2016)
INCREASE EFFICIENCY
Significant cost reductions can be found through better resource and waste management. (HBR,2016)
( Plus you’ll feel great about doing the right thing & leaving a better planet for future generations !! )