Why switch to steel?
The cafeteria is a big source of chemical exposure harmful to student health, is the greatest source of a school’s carbon emissions AND schools save money switching from disposable to reusable.
The cafeteria is a big source of chemical exposure harmful to student health, is the greatest source of a school’s carbon emissions AND schools save money switching from disposable to reusable.
Research shows that chemicals in plastic affect children’s health, including brain development, growth, immunity, puberty, fertility and cardiovascular health.
Stainless steel does not. It is inert, which means no harmful chemicals will transfer to food.
The cafeteria is the greatest source of a school’s carbon emissions. Plus, school cafeterias are one of the US’s highest contributors to plastic waste. By one measure, a single middle school can create more than 30,000 pounds of waste through its lunchroom annually.
Steel is the most recycled material on the planet. Plus, steel can be recycled again and again.
We know reuse wins every single time to save schools money.
Look at the average COST per USE value: