Fry Tech Edible Oils
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Frytech Edible Oils, founded in 1997 and based in Lawrence, Indiana, provides used-cooking-oil collection and recycling alongside fresh frying-oil delivery for restaurants, hotels, convenience stores, national chains, and other food-service facilities across Indiana, Michigan, Western Ohio, and Northern Kentucky. On a scheduled weekly cycle, trained drivers deliver fresh oil and collect spent oil, weighing both on site and issuing an invoice that credits any unused fresh oil and the recovered waste oil. Collected used cooking oil is recycled into biodiesel rather than entering the waste stream. The company offers three edible oils — high-oleic canola, high-oleic soy, and palm — and supports clients by phone, text, or email around the clock. The Lawrence facility at 4830 Industrial Parkway anchors its central-Indiana collection and delivery routes.
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Serves 4 areas across Indiana
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FOG Compliance in Indiana
Indiana food service businesses must comply with FOG pretreatment standards under the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) and local utilities. Indianapolis (Citizens Energy Group), Fort Wayne City Utilities, and Evansville Water and Sewer Utility maintain FOG programs requiring interceptor installation, routine cleaning every 30–90 days, and service manifest retention for three years.More Contractors in Indiana
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