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In this episode of Let's Set Your Table, the hosts discuss green and sustainable disposables with their guests from Eco Products. Our guests for this episode were Toby Alves, Product and Zero Waste Specialist with Eco-Products and Nicole Geletka, Regional Sales Manager with Eco-Products.
They aim to clarify the confusion around terms like "biodegradable" and "compostable" and educate owner-operators on waste diversion and the benefits of using certified compostable packaging.
The guests explain the differences between biodegradable and compostable materials, emphasizing that compostable items break down quickly and leave behind beneficial compost, while biodegradable items take longer and may leave residuals. They also highlight the importance of proper sorting and the role of signage in waste diversion. The guests offer their services and support to help operators make the transition to more sustainable practices!
Key Takeaways
Sound Bites:
** "Compostable materials are designed to break down quickly and leave behind beneficial compost, while biodegradable materials take longer and could leave residuals."
** "Compostable items need a specific composting environment to break down properly, while biodegradable items may break down in a wider range of environments."
What we discussed:
Links:
Explore innovative industry leading green compostable packaging solutions at : https://www.hodegroup.com
The Hode Group Chicago Showroom: hodegroupshowroom.com
Let’s Set Your Table: Apple Podcasts
By The Hode Group, Inc.In this episode of Let's Set Your Table, the hosts discuss green and sustainable disposables with their guests from Eco Products. Our guests for this episode were Toby Alves, Product and Zero Waste Specialist with Eco-Products and Nicole Geletka, Regional Sales Manager with Eco-Products.
They aim to clarify the confusion around terms like "biodegradable" and "compostable" and educate owner-operators on waste diversion and the benefits of using certified compostable packaging.
The guests explain the differences between biodegradable and compostable materials, emphasizing that compostable items break down quickly and leave behind beneficial compost, while biodegradable items take longer and may leave residuals. They also highlight the importance of proper sorting and the role of signage in waste diversion. The guests offer their services and support to help operators make the transition to more sustainable practices!
Key Takeaways
Sound Bites:
** "Compostable materials are designed to break down quickly and leave behind beneficial compost, while biodegradable materials take longer and could leave residuals."
** "Compostable items need a specific composting environment to break down properly, while biodegradable items may break down in a wider range of environments."
What we discussed:
Links:
Explore innovative industry leading green compostable packaging solutions at : https://www.hodegroup.com
The Hode Group Chicago Showroom: hodegroupshowroom.com
Let’s Set Your Table: Apple Podcasts