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  The Oil Collection Challenge
Organisations that create waste oil in the course of their business must, by law, comply with a number of regulations relating to its disposal, including the provision of waste transfer notes to the local authority when requested.

Managing this process can be difficult, as waste oil collectors do not always provide the service or management information required.		  
   
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The Waste Oil Collection and Management Solution
Convert2Green carries out a wide range of oil collection and processing services throughout the UK, supporting our partners’ initiatives to utilise waste vegetable oil as bio-fuel for their transport, heat and power needs.
Collections can be made from any site using cooking oil from restaurants to large food manufacturers, from schools and hospitals to recycling centres.

Convert2Green has its own fleet of tankers for collections, but we also work with a variety of hand-picked private oil collectors throughout the UK, who will collect waste oil in a professional and efficient manner.

Convert2Green will track, monitor and measure all oil collections, providing regular statistical reports to our partners.

Convert2Green will supply a waste transfer note on all collections, now a legal requirement.

The collected oil is processed in accordance with the latest UK and EU legislation.  All oil collected by Convert2Green is processed and used in the UK, none is exported.
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Successful Partnerships
Convert2Green works with food manufacturers, wholesalers and distributors, caterers of all kinds, local authorities, public sector bodies, and retailers.
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