Kitchen Waste definition

Kitchen Waste means Organic Waste arising from private residential kitchens to include fruit and vegetable peelings, meat and fish scraps and any other food Waste.

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Kitchen Waste means any uncooked plant matter not contaminated by or containing meat, fish and/or dairy products.

Kitchen Waste means food scraps and other compostable materials that Council accepts for collection

Examples of Kitchen Waste in a sentence

• WCA Waste Municipal Waste collected by a District which is withheld by the District for recycling through arrangements referred to in Clause 5.1 between the District and third party (to exclude Green and Kitchen Waste).

• Relevant Information For the purposes of clause 3.2 below Residual Waste Stream Such waste collected by a District that is not Green and Kitchen Waste or Recyclable Waste or any other waste collected separately for reuse, recycling or composting Reasonable Endeavours Such endeavours that a Partner can reasonably take to maintain and improve services and other commitments, taking account of, without limitation price, cost, public acceptance and political sensitivity.

• Relevant Information For the purposes of clause 3.2 below Residual Waste Stream Reasonable Endeavours Such waste collected by a District that is not Green and Kitchen Waste or Recyclable Waste or any other waste collected separately for reuse, recycling or composting Such endeavours that a Partner can reasonably take to maintain and improve services and other commitments, taking account of, without limitation price, cost, public acceptance and political sensitivity.

• As part of the integrated service, the Service Provider shall provide sufficient clean vehicles and labour to service a fortnightly Garden and Kitchen Waste Collection Service for 36,000 properties, predominantly in the north of the Borough.

• For example if household ‘A’ has its Residual Waste collected on Monday of week 1 then it shall have its Green Waste and Kitchen Waste (either collected separately or together) and Dry Recyclables Co-Mingled or Dry Recyclables Source Separated, collected on Monday of week 2.

• Kitchen Waste Food Pails shall contain non- 468 removable instructions for proper usage and shall indicate CITY’s ownership of the Kitchen 469 Food Waste Pails.

• The County Council will only pay Kitchen Waste composting processing costs, in the event that Kitchen Waste is collected as a separate waste stream, where such processing costs are considered by the County Council in its absolute discretion to provide value for money.

• Tenant's proportionate share of such costs and expenses shall be computed on the basis that the total number of square feet of floor area in the leased premises bears to the total number of square feet of gross leased and occupied floor area being served by the Kitchen Waste System.

• The County Council shall give the District Council not less than 12 months notice to commence the collection of Kitchen Waste mixed with Green Waste.

• Tenants permitted or required by Landlord to connect to the Kitchen Waste System will be obligated to pay their proportionate share of all costs involved in service, maintenance, repairs and/or replacement of the Kitchen Waste System.

More Definitions of Kitchen Waste

Kitchen Waste means, but not be limited to vegetable and fruit waste; dairy, meat and fish products, non recyclable paper.

Kitchen Waste means Organic Waste arising from private residential kitchens to include

Kitchen Waste. Source segregated catering waste from household

Kitchen Waste means fruit and vegetable scraps; food left-overs and dinner plate scrapings; meat, fish, giblets and bones; eggshells; dairy products, butter and mayonnaise; bread, cereal and grains; pasta and pizza; baked goods and candies; soiled paper towels; soiled paper food packaging and ice cream cartons; used paper cups and paper plates; coffee grounds and tea bags; solidified fat and grease; baking ingredients, herbs and spices; houseplants; cut and dried flowers; nuts and shells. For greater certainty, “kitchen waste” does not include yard and garden waste; plastic bags and wrap; Styrofoam; foil wrap, foil pouches and foil pie plates; metal cans and glass jars; cereal and cracker box liners; chip and cookie bags; pet food bags and other lined bags; butter wrappers; dental floss and rubber bands; soiled diapers and baby wipes; sanitary hygiene products and condoms; dryer lint and anti-static dryer sheets; cigarettes and cigarette butts; vacuum cleaner contents and bags; pet feces and pet litter box material;