BioGreen360 Launches Food Cycling IQ, An AI Intelligence Layer That Turns Food Waste Data Into Smarter Food Service Decisions

New AI-powered intelligence layer that greatly expands BioGreen360’s existing data analytics platform providing actionable visibility far beyond food waste into a broad set of food service operations, labor and supply chain opportunities.

BioGreen360, developer of the Food Cycling Platform for recovering food waste and repurposing it into valuable renewable resources, today announced the launch of Food Cycling IQ a proprietary AI intelligence layer for food service operations. Food Cycling IQ combines BioGreen360's existing data analytics platform with agentic AI. It tracks food waste in real time and turns it into specific operating recommendations for foodservice operators, hospitality groups, healthcare systems, universities, and grocers, whether they run one site or hundreds.

Food waste remains one of the largest controllable costs in food operations. According to ReFED, surplus food in the U.S. foodservice sector was valued at $157B in 2024, equivalent to 14% of foodservice sales, and more than three-quarters of foodservice food waste went to landfill. Yet most operators still lack the site-level data to see where waste originates and what to change.

“Most food waste data tools are limited, focusing on high level weight-based data to manage the direct cost of wasted food. These costs are a fraction of the total cost associated with uneaten food. We built the Food Cycling IQ platform to greatly expand the insights, addressing a much larger set of food service operations and logistics issues while providing recommendations to address those problems creating significant financial value.” said Joseph Vaillancourt, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of BioGreen360. “A kitchen manager can now open our dashboard and see exactly what to adjust this week and how that decision can favorably impact their broader financial performance vs slightly lowering the cost of disposing of their food waste.”

Start With the Data. Add What You Need.
Food Cycling IQ can be used on its own or integrated into the broader Food Cycling Platform, which includes smart scales, BG3 onsite processing, regional BGHub processing, and beneficial reuse products.

Food Cycling IQ captures data through multiple methods and integrates with existing service providers. Organizations can therefore establish food waste and financial baselines without changing how their waste is handled today. As their needs evolve, they can add BioGreen360 processing and beneficial reuse solutions where it makes operational and financial sense.

Food Cycling IQ is available now in the U.S. To see what your organization could save, schedule a savings call with the BioGreen360 team at https://calendly.com/biogreen360-sales/45min.