Green2Go Program Info

Green2Go is Penn Dining's signature program to reduce disposable materials in our residential dining cafes. In practice since 2013, the program has prevented 171,000 clamshells from entering the waste stream annually. 

  • Students much download the ReUzzi App in order to participate in the Green2Go Program.
  • Guests can use the containers at Hill College House, Lauder College House, Kings Court English, 1920 Commons, Quaker Kitchen.
  • After you enter the cafe, you can check out a container using the ReUzzi App. Select your meal, fill your container and head on your way.
  • Once you have finished your meal, please RINSE the container, and return it to one of the drop-off boxes within our dining cafes and scan the QR code to check your container back in.
  • Diners can use the containers at Hill College House, Lauder College House, Kings Court English, 1920 Commons, Quaker Kitchen.
  • At this time, only Residential Dining is participating in the program.

For students living on campus, Penn Dining provided each student with a reusable utensil kit at the beginning of the academic year. We encourage the community to utilize these when grabbing a meal to-go.

As needed disposable utensils will be provided upon request, but highly encourage students/faculty/staff to use the set of reusable cutlery for their room/office due to the sustainable nature of the program.

Yes, all Green2Go containers need to be returned/exchanged in rinsed condition.

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  • No. All containers need to be rinsed after use, but in order to assure “healthy conditions”, freshly sanitized Green2Go containers will be provided for each visit.
  • Penn Dining will run all used containers through our industrial strength dishwasher at a temperature of 180 degrees. That’s 60 degrees hotter than your standard home dishwasher.
  • We take responsibility for cleaning all containers to ensure proper sanitization.

Anybody who uses the ReUzzi App may utilize the Green2Go Program.

All Green2Go containers must be turned in at the end of each semester so Penn Dining can evaluate the inventory.