Foodprint Trax 1.3.5

Foodprint Trax® enables businesses to systematically measure their waste on a daily basis while providing insights into waste diversion and carbon impact through comprehensive reporting.

Reporting waste diversion data presents significant challenges, as such information is often lost within obscured waste bills, poorly estimated, or entirely unavailable. Foodprint Trax was developed to address these issues, functioning as an effective measurement tool for waste management.

This application is tailored to the specific waste handling practices of each client site. It effectively manages common waste material streams like cardboard, organics, recycling, and general trash. Foodprint Trax employs customized volume-to-weight conversions based on actual average bag or container weights to calculate total tons of waste by each stream.

Reports generated by Foodprint Trax are accessible for viewing and downloading via a web-based dashboard. This platform consolidates various components of clients' Zero Waste Programs, offering a holistic approach to waste management.

Clients can utilize their dashboard for real-time updates as well as monthly and year-to-date summaries for single sites, with the capability to compare performance across multiple locations.

The application automatically calculates carbon dioxide savings using the EPA WARM Model and incorporates EPA conversion equivalencies to present this data in relatable terms, such as the equivalent number of cars removed from the road or acres of forest preserved.

Foodprint Trax not only allows businesses to confirm their progress towards diversion goals but also equips them with valuable data that can enhance operational practices and aid in negotiations with waste haulers. While the app and reporting dashboard are included in the Foodprint Zero Waste Program, they can also be acquired separately.

Ultimately, Foodprint Trax empowers organizations to manage their waste effectively over time, thereby positively influencing their triple bottom line: people, planet, and profit.