School catering

School canteens and central kitchens produce biowaste from meal preparation and returned trays, at a pace set by the number of meals served each day.

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Trusted in this sector

  • Euro-Chef
  • API Restauration
  • Quietalis

The challenge

A school kitchen or central catering facility preparing several hundred meals a day generates a waste volume directly tied to that number: peelings, prep scraps, returned trays. As for any professional establishment, source-sorting this biowaste is a legal requirement, and storing it between collections raises real questions of space and hygiene.

The GEB approach

A GEB dehydrator sized to the number of meals served treats this waste on site, without waiting for collection. Volume is reduced by 80 to 90%, which simplifies storage between pickups and limits odor — a particular concern in a facility serving schoolchildren.

Models suited to this sector

A starting point, not a fixed spec — tell us about your activity and your real volumes and we'll confirm the right size for you.

A teaching tool as much as a treatment tool

Beyond the treatment itself, installing a dehydrator at a school often comes with an educational angle: awareness days on sorting, explaining what happens to biowaste once it's processed, involving catering staff and students alike. Many food-waste-reduction initiatives start from exactly this kind of collaboration between teachers, catering staff, and students — from primary school through university.

Does your facility fit this sector?

Tell us about your activity and your volumes and we'll point you to the right model.

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