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Occidential Grew Reuse Adoption by 9X

Switching to ReusePass eliminated prior student adoption challenges, yielding a 98% container return rate for Occidental Dining after just a few months.

Ohio State University Gets Accurate Service Results with StreamLine

StreamLine gives OSU chefs a complete picture of production to help them calculate their cost-per-meal (CPM), evaluate each dining station’s costs, and plan menus that reduce waste. Their previous waste tracking system wasn’t fast enough to launch in multiple kitchens across campus, but they’ve easily expanded StreamLine; seven kitchens now use the system, and teams also started recording prepared and carryover food (in addition to waste) with the smart scales.

Residential Reuse Wins at App State & IU

Hear how waste-prevention tech like ReusePass is succeeding in residential dining environments, directly from the dining leaders leading the charge.

Small Campus, Big Reuse Results at Saint Mary's

Saint Mary's Dining swapped tokens for ReusePass' tech and achieved a 97% container return rate.

Student-Led Success: How Ambassadors Drive ReusePass Growth

Hear directly from ReusePass Ambassadors who have helped strengthen their ReusePass programs through impactful initiatives, raising their peers' awareness and excitement about reuse.

SUNY New Paltz Saved $47K on Packaging Costs with ReusePass

ReusePass grew return rate by 57% and in six months, prevented 130K single-use containers from being used at the Sodexo-run dining program.

The Waters of Eden Prairie Embraces Reusables (With a 99% Return Rate)

In just eight months, The Waters of Eden Prairie went from dealing with high disposables costs and overflowing dumpsters to an easy-to-use reusables program with a 99% container return rate.

Vanderbilt Dining’s $150K Food Cost Savings with StreamLine

StreamLine gives Vanderbilt chefs full production visibility and clear direction to boost efficiency. Since switching to StreamLine from a legacy waste-only tracker, they’ve cut overproduction, automated burdensome tasks, and improved team cohesion.