useful automatic solution for self-service restaurants to manage customers’ trays. As Art Huisjes, international sales manager at
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Rendisk explains: “T e guest places the tray on a tray conveyor. T e tray is automatically transported to the kitchen, where employees collect the items on the tray. T e tray goes automatically through a washing machine and is stacked on dispensers in the Rendisk tray changer. T ese dispensers go back to the restaurant ready for the next guests to pick up a tray.” T e big benefi t of this system is there is no internal transport with dirty trays in trolleys and only the guest touches the tray. In Huisjes' own words: “How simple and clean do you want to have it?” Rendisk was founded in 1973 in Ruurlo, the
Netherlands and began life as a dishwashing specialist. Because of its experience in the fi eld of dishwashing, the focus grew into the whole aspect of logistics around the washing area of the kitchen and possible solutions for organic food waste. Rendisk has grown to become a leader in dishwashing logistics and food waste solutions for professional kitchens in locations around the world. It has been part of the Ali Group since 2003. “We support kitchen teams with smart logistic solutions for dishwashing and ground-breaking solutions for processing organic kitchen waste,” says Huisjes. “All our eff orts are focused on making work in the kitchen and dish wash area easier, more effi cient, more hygienic and more sustainable.”
Clean and simple
s we emerge into a post-pandemic world there is a heightened awareness of the importance of hygiene and keeping contact moments to a minimum. Rendisk has developed a
Organic food waste solutions With growing concern about the amount of food waste in the foodservice sector, Rendisk has various solutions to process organic kitchen waste, including its stand-alone machine Rendisk Solus Eco. It’s Rendisk’s most compact and hygienic solution for food waste treatment and can rapidly deal with all kinds of organic food waste. T ere are also systems where the food waste station (drop station) is separated from the storage unit (dewatering station or tank solution). T e waste station and storage unit are connected with an easy to install 1.5” or 2” single pipe system, suitable for restaurants and kitchens with multiple fl oors. Due to Rendisk’s specialism in this area, the waste
stations can be integrated with almost any washing and conveying technology or can be positioned throughout a kitchen. T erefore, it’s not necessary to store food waste in separate roller containers, not even temporarily, thus saving time and space, all while off ering excellent ergonomics. Staff simply throw food waste into the waste station(s) where it is ground up. Using a special vacuum (Rendisk Flex WasteDispo) or pump (Rendisk Transfer Eco) technique the waste is transported through pipes to a storage room. T ere are no open buckets or bins of food waste to move around, no unpleasant odors and no fl ies, vermin or mould spores. “T is is a unique system because several waste
stations can be connected to one storage facility and the 1.5-inch and 2-inch pipes are easy to install,” says Huisjes. “We work with our customers to defi ne the most logical routing for tableware, reduce and remove waste, minimize running costs and off er the best ergonomics for the workstations. T at is how we underscore the importance of doing socially responsible business in dishwashing and waste management. We are currently investigating how fertilizers generated by our food waste systems can also be used to close the circle.”
With hygiene and food waste among the hottest topics in foodservice, Rendisk has many solutions to off er, international sales manager Art Huisjes tells Jacquetta Picton
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Rendisk is a specialist in smart solutions for dishhandling and groundbreaking food waste solutions.
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Rendisk was founded 48 years ago in Ruurlo, the Netherlands
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