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The Ohio Food Scrap Recovery Network A cooperative project of The Ohio Grocers Foundation and The Ohio Department of Natural Resources and collaboration with the Logan County Solid Waste Management District Northwest Ohio Food Scrap Recovery Network Meeting July 17, 2012. Agenda.

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  1. The Ohio Food Scrap Recovery NetworkA cooperative project of The Ohio Grocers Foundation and The Ohio Department of Natural Resourcesand collaboration with the Logan County Solid Waste Management DistrictNorthwest Ohio Food Scrap Recovery Network MeetingJuly 17, 2012

  2. Agenda 9:00 am Registration/Exhibits/Networking 9:30 am Welcome and Introductions 9:35 am Logan County Recycling Efforts 9:45 am ODNR 10:00 am Ohio Food Scrap Recovery Network 10:15 am Presentations Noon Wrap and Questions 12:15 pm Tour of Logan County Facility and Lunch

  3. Overview of The Ohio Food Scrap Recovery NetworkProject Goals: Develop a Managed Network of Food Scrap Generators, Collectors and Processors and then Optimize the System

  4. It’s all about LOGISTICS!

  5. Simplified Modelof Food Scrap Recovery Network Commodity Markets Fertilizer Grocery Compost Facility Compost and SoilAmendments Fuels Food & Biodegradable Plastics Restaurants Food Scraps Collectors Anaerobic Digester Produce terminals Energy Animal Feed Schools Other Residuals Landfill

  6. The 5 Phases of Collection • Store to Can • Needs to be recognized because this is a personal not communal cost • Bottom line to generator drives the ability to grow food scrap diversion programs • Can to Truck • Container choice • 65 gal? 90 gal? 3 or 6 cy ? • Matching truck to container • Need for standardization which is message of OGF project • Truck Store to Store • The garbage truck’s next stop is next door • The food scrap truck’s next stop is across town; or, in another city • Building route density is goal of OGF project • Truck Routing • micro routing • Using routing software once network is built • Truck to Processor • Distance  Costs • Technology Costs • Store goals ?

  7. Processor Issues • Acceptable Materials and Contamination • NO PLASTIC BAGS! • Standards for bags is goal of OGF project • Processor sets rules • Send message back through supply chain • This causes that “personal” issue at the beginning of the loop • Hassle factor • Continuous training and re-training

  8. OGF/ODNR Central Ohio Networking Meeting November 10 – ODNR – 35 Attendees

  9. OGF/ODNR Hamilton County and SW Ohio Networking Meeting January 27 – Xavier University – 70 Attendees

  10. OGF/ODNR Summit-Akron SWA and NE Ohio Networking Meeting March 20 – University of Akron – 1:00 PM

  11. Presentation by Network Participants • Introduce organization • For Collectors • Services offered • Collection areas • End uses • Issues/problems • For Processors • Services offered • End uses of material • Issues/problems • Is there anything that needs to be done to make this initiative work better?

  12. Input from Generators • Introduce organization • Goals • Current practices • Issues/problems • Questions

  13. Input from State and Local Government • Introduce organization • Goals • Issues/problems

  14. For more information about this project: Tonya Woodruff Director, Ohio Grocers Foundation 614-448-1631 foundation@ohiogrocers.org Mike Long Resource100 LTD 614-266-4977 mike@resource100.com

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