A Covid Secure Checklist for the Catering and Hospitality Trade As we reach the end of Lockdown Two, and with the festive period fast approaching, many restaurants, cafes and canteens are looking forward to hopefully getting the doors back open
Cooking Oil Disposal Management Here at Cater Oils we take great pride in ensuring all the waste cooking oil we collect is properly processed in line with the relevant regulations. Your Responsibilities The Food Safety Act 1990 governs the management
Managing Used Cooking Oil in Commercial Kitchens Any one who works in a commercial kitchen or large catering environment will tell you that the grease gets everywhere! Large scale cooking, frying or baking with cooking oils, such as rapeseed oil
Looking to buy rapeseed oil? We are rapeseed oil suppliers specialising in high-quality wholesale rapeseed/canola oil What Are the benefits of using rapeseed oil in cooking? Rapeseed oil (sometimes called canola oil) is growing in popularity with top chefs like
Is Rapeseed Oil Vegan? Cooking oil is a vital ingredient in so many traditional and contemporary dishes. It can be used as a dressing, marinade or sauce, or as an alternative to normal cooking fats, such as butter or lard.
Can cooking oil fuel my car? Every year, more and more people are becoming aware of the consequences of burning fossil fuels and the terrible impact it is having on our environment. As a result many people and businesses are
The environmental and economical benefits of recycling vegetable oil Vegetable oil, and similar products such as sunflower oil and rapeseed oil, are used in homes and catering kitchens across the globe. Every year, we use millions of tonnes of cooking
Looking for wholesale vegetable oil? Click hereLooking for wholesale rapeseed oil? Click here Rapeseed oil is a specific oil, just like soya bean oil, olive oil & sunflower oil. All these oils have very different culinary uses but are all
You must not pour waste oil down a sink or drain Doing so will can cause blockages in drains and sewers. Waste cooking oils & fats allowed to enter the watercourse will combine with calcium in the sewers and cause
