Communicate, inform, encourage, guide
Installing a dehydrator is also a habit change for kitchen staff and, depending on the site, for the people it serves. GEB's communication kit covers three angles: the new sorting steps, how the machine itself works, and the environmental commitment it represents for the site.
A participatory approach, not a top-down memo
Rather than a simple instructions poster, GEB offers direct, hands-on engagement with staff and diners to build real buy-in for sorting and recovery — from the group to the individual, and back again. In practice, that can mean showing a sample of the substrate that comes out of the machine: a tangible, immediate proof of the transformation, more convincing than an explanation on its own.
Real, reported outcomes
Sites that pair their dehydrator rollout with this kind of approach generally report better staff buy-in, a clearer drop in waste volumes, and a stronger image with the people and community they serve.
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