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Organic Waste Management in the AVM Dining Floor

Organic Waste Management in the AVM Dining Floor

Common separation, weighing and on-site processing model in multi-tenant dining floors.

ReBorn Cycle — multi-tenant food and beverage projects

The problem on the shopping mall dining floor is not the only restaurant; dozens of businesses are mixing in the common corridor. Standard container, weighing and responsible operator are essential.

Panoramic view of organic waste carts in the service corridor

Common separation standard

Each tenant should be given the same color/code cap and rejection rules. Plastic cutlery should not enter the organic line.

Operation model

RoleTaskTenantSeparation at the sourceShopping mall operationCollection Time + DeliveryMachine operatorFeeding + recording

Residence

The machine is usually located close to the service floor or waste room; it is kept away from guest circulation. Model example:RBN-C250.

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Frequently asked questions

Should each restaurant have its own machine?

In general, the common line is more efficient; it is decided according to the number of tenants and kg.

How to prevent odor complaints?

Short-term storage, closed transportation, ventilation, and segregation disciplines must be implemented together.

How is the cost allocated?

Next step

Share your food court layout and we'll create a shared line scenario. Contact us.