Today, more than 8,500 food industry businesses across Ireland, from local independents to multi-national brands, trust us to deliver quality and service, week in, week out.
For all, it’s a sensible approach that makes our industry more accountable and responsible. It’s also a solution to prevent a big headache for any busy kitchen! That’s why we offer a Used Cooking Oil collection service.
We make it simple: when we deliver fresh oil, we collect your used oil—at no extra cost.
It’s an eco-friendly and resource-efficient system that helps you meet regulations without extra effort.
Let us do it for you! Our system naturally produces monthly reports that track your usage and account for collected waste oils and facts.
It makes perfect sense – and it’s more environmentally friendly – to collect used cooking oil when we are delivering fresh. It’s a more efficient use of resources, and makes meeting your regulatory commitments easy – we do it all for you! Plus, with our free equipment, our service is not only more convenient, it’s also more cost-efficient.
Using our used oil collection service naturally makes your operation more efficient, environmentally friendly and sustainable.
All of our fifty-strong fleet of vehicles is equipped with a fresh oil and waste oil tank, and the waste oil from your wheelie bin (which is also supplied free of charge) is sucked back up into a separate UCO tank for final processing at our UCO plant. Finally, we also ensure that all the equipment we provide you with is clean, well-maintained and replaced when necessary. Allowing you to focus on serving up great taste, every day.
Your used cooking oil is taken from your local depot to our processing site, which is located in Strabane, Co.Tyrone. Once there, the oil is de-packed, heated, cleaned and filtered and then sent to a biofuel plant.
Biodiesel is manufactured from plant oils, animal fats, and recycled cooking oils and has several advantages

1 kg processed UCO converts to 0.97kg biodiesel through a process called Transesterification.
Once converted this biofuel is then added to standard diesel to create a blend that is typically between 5-7% biodiesel content (dependent upon UK or ROI government requirements).