Commercial Food and Liquid Waste Hauling in Ohio

Storage and Containment

Ohio regulations mandate that food and liquid waste must be stored in leak-proof, durable containers to prevent spills and contamination. Containers should be properly labeled and kept in designated areas to comply with health and safety standards.

Transportation Guidelines

Businesses must adhere to specific guidelines for transporting food and liquid waste, including using sealed vehicles to prevent leaks and spills during transit. Drivers must also be trained in handling hazardous materials as required by the Ohio Department of Transportation.

Disposal Methods

Approved methods for disposing of food and liquid waste include composting, anaerobic digestion, and other environmentally friendly options. Businesses must follow Ohio EPA-approved disposal methods to minimize environmental impact and comply with state regulations. 

Record Keeping

Maintaining accurate waste generation, transportation, and disposal records is a legal requirement in Ohio. With our extensive experience, we can give you peace of mind and confidence that our work will be properly documented and demonstrate your compliance. 

Environmental Impact Assessments

Before initiating any large-scale waste management project,  your business may be required to conduct an environmental impact assessment. These assessments evaluate potential effects on the local environment and are often critical for obtaining the necessary approvals from state authorities. 

When you work with Triple A Pro Services, you get the benefit of the knowledge we’ve acquired from every client we work with. We’ve seen a lot and can help you anticipate potential issues. 

The Benefits of Sustainable Waste Management Practices

Sustainable, eco-friendly practices may often be required by law, but they also give your firm several benefits: 

Cost Savings

Implementing sustainable waste management practices could lead to significant cost savings for businesses. By reducing waste generation and increasing recycling efforts, your company may be able to lower disposal costs. 

A Reduced Carbon Footprint

By diverting food and liquid waste from landfills and opting for environmentally friendly disposal methods like composting and anaerobic digestion, businesses can decrease greenhouse gas emissions and contribute to a healthier ecosystem.

Improved Public Image

Adopting green waste management practices can enhance a company’s reputation and attract eco-conscious customers. This improved public image can be a powerful marketing tool and lead to increased customer loyalty.

Supply Chain Efficiency

Sustainable waste management can enhance supply chain efficiency by reducing waste at every stage of production. This streamlined approach minimizes excess inventory and wasteful practices, resulting in a more efficient and cost-effective supply chain operation.