GreaseCycle announced that it is launching a program to support veterans and schools. Food service businesses that work with GreaseCycle can elect to donate the funds they would receive for their grease to local school systems or to the Wounded Warrior Project, which supports veterans.

Raleigh, United States - July 11, 2017 /PressCable/ —

GreaseCycle, a Raleigh, North Carolina waste management company announced today that it is launching a new program to support veterans and schools through the proceeds of its grease recycling operations. The company provides grease trap cleaning services to restaurants and commercial food establishments as well as used cooking oil recycling services. Now, food service businesses that work with GreaseCycle can elect to donate the funds they would receive for their grease to local school systems or to the Wounded Warrior Project, which supports veterans.

“If you own a restaurant, no money comes out of your pocket, but you can generate funds for these two noble causes,” said a spokesperson for GreaseCycle. “We are excited to offer these methods of allowing our partner restaurants waste oil revenue to support worthy causes.”

Grease trap cleaning services and used cooking oil recycling services are essential for restaurants, as well as commercial food establishments. They require grease trap cleaning services to keep their kitchen clean and safe from bad odors or drain backups, as well as to stay compliant with their local municipality laws. These establishments also require a method to dispose of their used cooking oil.

GreaseCycle services food businesses in Raleigh, Durham, Apex, Garner, Cary, Wilmington and surrounding cities in North Carolina by cleaning out their grease traps, as well as collecting their used cooking oil. When restaurants partner with GreaseCycle they are provided a state-of-the-art container to store the used cooking oil. GreaseCycle then sets up a servicing schedule to collect the used cooking oil. The Raleigh company then recycles the used cooking oil at their facility where the mixture of grease, water, and food particles are separated and sourced into compost and biofuel.

The company’s vision aims to maximize client satisfaction by regularly servicing their grease traps, while helping the environment.

Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://grease-cycle.com/ or their Twitter page https://twitter.com/greasecyclenc.

Contact Info:
Name: Dylan Gehrken
Email: [email protected]
Organization: GreaseCycle
Address: 3900 Commerce Park Dr., Raleigh, North Carolina 27610, United States
Phone: +1-919-817-6792

For more information, please visit https://grease-cycle.com

Source: PressCable

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