Hi,I may be coming in on this a little late so please bear with me.
I work for a large restaurant chain.Six years ago they used to pay us for our
waste oil.It wasn't much but they did.Then the market changed and ever since
then we've had to pay for the oil and grease to be taken
Restaurants in North Carolina are getting about a penny a pound for
their wvo, or around 5.00 for a 55 gallon drum.
On May 19, 2004, at 3:22 PM, CH wrote:
I agree! That bit about the restaurants planning on selling their
grease to a recycling company is the most bogus part of the article.
I agree! That bit about the restaurants planning on selling their
grease to a recycling company is the most bogus part of the article.
Does anyone know of restaurants who actually sell their waste veg oil to
a renderer?
Chris
billy truman wrote:
resturants don't sell the used oil, the pay
Iam in the recycling business in Dallas, TX There are
several companies in our area who buy used cooking
oil. The market changes from the haulers charging to
haul off, to paying as much as .27 cents per gallon
for used cooking oil. If the generator is a large
operation with multiple locations
Here in South East Ga, the waste grease removal business is very cut throat.
I had a regular, free pickup service going on and got edged out by a big pickup
firm locally. What's better than free- a contract- that's what.
In rural Ga, used grease is often sold to folk for use in personal
resturants don't sell the used oil, the pay to have it
taken away. So ?
--- erichalltoo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
USA: May 18, 2004
OKLAHOMA CITY - Oklahoma police are looking for
grease bandits who
made off with 5,000 pounds of used cooking oil and
grease from three
restaurants.
