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USED COOKING OIL

1. Biofuel

As society becomes more eco-friendly and the demand for an alternative to petroleum diesel increases, your used cooking oil can help contribute to the production of various biofuels, a cleaner-burning alternative to petroleum that reduces carbon emissions by up to 85 percent per gallon. The process begins with your provider collecting it from your restaurant and taking it to a processing facility where it is stripped down and refined into ingredients used in fuel production. After that, it’s taken to a biofuel production facility where it becomes the fuel that could power the truck that brings your next inventory delivery.

2. Animal feed

Your used cooking oil also serves as an ingredient for feedstock for various types of animal and pet food. Because used cooking oil, when stripped down and refined, offers a lot of calories and other nutrients, it is used as animal feed at the industrial level like poultry and other forms of livestock. It can also be mixed into pet food. In fact, there is a good chance the pet food you give your dog or cat has used cooking oil in it to improve the taste or help keep their coat of fur slick and shiny.

During frying, several properties of oil are altered, Total Polar Compounds(TPC) are formed on repeated frying. The toxicity of these compounds is associated with several diseases such as hypertension, atherosclerosis, Alzheimer’s disease, liver diseases.
Therefore, it is essential to monitor the quality of vegetable oils during frying. Our FSSAI is implementing an EEE Strategy to divert Used Cooking Oil from the food value chain and curb current illegal practices.The EEE Strategy approach ensures good health and welfare for all 130-crore citizens, aiding energy security, climate change mitigation, and leading to environmentally sustainable development. Renewed Purpose for Your Used Cooking Oil
Now that you know recycling is the best way to repurpose used cooking oil, what exactly can they be used for? Let’s examine ten ways used cooking oil can create fuel alternatives, animal feed and a number of different household products and cleaning materials.USED COOKING OIL
During frying, several properties of oil are altered, Total Polar Compounds(TPC) are formed on repeated frying. The toxicity of these compounds is associated with several diseases such as hypertension, atherosclerosis, Alzheimer’s disease, liver diseases.
Therefore, it is essential to monitor the quality of vegetable oils during frying. Our FSSAI is implementing an EEE Strategy to divert Used Cooking Oil from the food value chain and curb current illegal practices.The EEE Strategy approach ensures good health and welfare for all 130-crore citizens, aiding energy security, climate change mitigation, and leading to environmentally sustainable development. Renewed Purpose for Your Used Cooking Oil
Now that you know recycling is the best way to repurpose used cooking oil, what exactly can they be used for? Let’s examine ten ways used cooking oil can create fuel alternatives, animal feed and a number of different household products and cleaning materials.



1. Biofuel

As society becomes more eco-friendly and the demand for an alternative to petroleum diesel increases, your used cooking oil can help contribute to the production of various biofuels, a cleaner-burning alternative to petroleum that reduces carbon emissions by up to 85 percent per gallon. The process begins with your provider collecting it from your restaurant and taking it to a processing facility where it is stripped down and refined into ingredients used in fuel production. After that, it’s taken to a biofuel production facility where it becomes the fuel that could power the truck that brings your next inventory delivery.



2. Animal feed

Your used cooking oil also serves as an ingredient for feedstock for various types of animal and pet food. Because used cooking oil, when stripped down and refined, offers a lot of calories and other nutrients, it is used as animal feed at the industrial level like poultry and other forms of livestock. It can also be mixed into pet food. In fact, there is a good chance the pet food you give your dog or cat has used cooking oil in it to improve the taste or help keep their coat of fur slick and shiny.