Rhode Island

Wasted Food Assistance

Rhode Island’s Wasted Food Solutions: A Collaborative Effort by CET

CET has supported many businesses and institutions in Rhode Island to enhance their knowledge of food recovery and opportunities for wasted food diversion.

Moreover, when it comes to preventing and diverting a wide range of materials from disposal, we offer no-cost support. We assist a variety of businesses, ranging from those just starting out to those looking to elevate their existing efforts.

Furthermore, CET helps Rhode Island businesses and institutions divert wasted food and supports the growth of the service providers marketplace.

Additionally, CET raises awareness of the RI Food Waste Recycling Law. It partners with service providers like Phood to implement source reduction technologies in dining halls statewide. These initiatives, along with others, are conducted in collaboration with the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, Rhode Island Department of Health, Rhode Island Resource Recovery Corporation, and the Director of Food Strategy to advance the goals of the Relish Rhody plan aimed at reducing wasted food.

CET Wasted Food Resources · Rhode Island

Learn how to track waste, repurpose surplus, and reduce waste, leading to creative reuse and potential savings. CET is a partner to aid your journey in combating wasted food. Below are videos produced out of CET partnership with the Rhode Island Department of Health and the University of Rhode Island highlighting the importance and benefits for food donation and recycling in the state.

Resources For Sustainable Partners

Copy & paste resources to connect businesses with assistance to reduce waste, improve their bottom line, employee job satisfaction, and respond to customer demands for sustainable practices.

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Download Rhode Island Spotlights

Food makes up 35% of all waste landfilled in Rhode Island. Prevention, donation, and recycling are integral to improving public health and achieving climate action goals. Learn how RI businesses and institutions are working together to reduce wasted food & how to join!

EPA Wasted Food Scale

CET utilizes the EPA’s Wasted Food Scale as a guiding tool to assist businesses, including restaurants, universities, colleges, event organizers, supermarkets, churches, etc. Discover relevant and partner resources on how to reduce the environmental impact of wasted food in your business across the scale.

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