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‘Grease Brothers’ agree to plead guilty for stealing old cooking oil Source: Providence Journal By: Tom Mooney Cranston brothers, 72 and 78, get home confinement in stolen cooking grease case PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Two elderly Cranston brothers who stole thousands of gallons of old cooking grease from restaurants during almost two years of covert […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →…and is predicted to rise further As you can see from the chart below, the price of crude soybean oil (and other oils like canola) has more than doubled in the last 18 months, from $0.28¢ to $0.56¢ per pound. This trend is predicted to continue as increased demand for food from emerging countries like […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Over the past few months, Filta has participated in tradeshows and conventions across the country including The Florida Restaurant and Lodging Show in Orlando, Florida, the National Restaurant Association Show in Chicago, Illinois, the Louisiana Foodservice Expo in New Orleans, Louisiana and other local food and hospitality shows. At the beginning of November, Filta will […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Article from Stanford Advocate Michael C. Juliano, Staff Writer Neil Groglio of Westport and Matt Neeley of Shelton are not afraid to take care of the dirty work. Since launching a Filta Environmental Kitchen Solutions franchise in September, the business partners have been cleaning out deep fryers and purifying the oil at area restaurants through the […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →A new marketing campaign to restaurants is being launched in Q1 2010. The slogan “Want to see our Weapon of Mass Reduction” is being used for both direct mail and email.
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Leave a Comment (0) →Many people are considering Bio Diesel as an alternative fuel, and for good reason- biodiesel is typically cleaner burning, smells better and also better on the environment. While some savvy restaurant owners have come to the conclusion that it is better to recycle and reuse the oil- either by way of filtering better to eliminate […]
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