Why Landfill Becomes the Most Expensive Default in Food Production
In food production environments, disposal decisions are often made under operational pressure. Storage space is limited, production schedules are tight, and materials that can no longer move forward in the human food supply must be removed quickly to protect throughput. In that setting, landfill and sewer discharge frequently become the default. Not because they have […]
Food Lifecycle Solutions: A Lifecycle-Based Approach to Value Retention
Food waste is often treated as a disposal problem. When material can no longer be sold, the next step becomes finding the fastest or easiest way to move it out of the facility. From a food lifecycle perspective, a different question should be asked: where did this food exit productive use, and what value still […]
Closing the Loop on Food Production Waste
No food production process is perfectly efficient. Across the industry, excess product, packaging issues, and off-specification material are part of everyday operations. What matters most is how those materials are managed once they can no longer be sold into the human food supply. At Nutrition 101, the focus is on keeping those materials out of […]
Turning Food Waste Into Reliable Nutrition for Livestock
The USDA estimates that 30 to 40 percent of the U.S. food supply is lost each year, adding up to more than 133 billion pounds. Food waste is also the largest material in our landfills. At the same time, many of these waste streams still carry real nutritional value. When food waste is handled the […]
Nutrition 101, LLC Announces Acquisition of Value Feeds
PENDLETON, Ind., Nov. 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Nutrition 101, LLC (“101”), a national provider of eco-friendly waste management services, today announced the acquisition of Value Feeds, an industry-leading dairy upcycling company based in Dallas, TX, with strategic supply contracts from the region’s leading dairy producers. The acquisition will enable 101 to continue its strategic growth into the […]
