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Water companies urged to tackle UK’s £100m fatberg crisis at source

Kitchen Management by Andrew Seymour on 11th July 2019

UK water utilities are being urged to collaborate with the Grease Contractors Association (GCA) to help tackle the blight of fatbergs at source. The association has introduced an auditing and certification programme for companies carrying

Q&A: Why should my kitchen care about what it puts down the drains?

In Depth by Andrew Seymour on 1st July 2019

From giant fatbergs the size of double-decker buses to repeated flood incidents causing untold damage, Britain’s sewers are under attack

Only 30% of commercial kitchens equipped to lead fatberg fight

Best Articles by Andrew Seymour on 27th June 2019

Only 30% of the UK’s 400,000 commercial kitchens are served by some sort of FOG mitigation system, it is estimated.

ACO unblocks a major problem for kitchens with enhanced range of grease separators

Kitchen Management by Andrew Seymour on 22nd February 2019

FOG management key for any catering operation when it comes to optimising employee safety, running costs and hygiene

Commercial kitchen grease control specialists agree £7m UK merger

Best Articles by Andrew Seymour on 10th January 2019

Filta Group Holdings adds scale to kitchen management offering with takeover of rival business

FOG important to keep kitchens moving this Christmas, says Lanes Group

kitchens Opinion Research by Alex Douglas on 21st December 2018

The firm urges caterers to dispose of waste properly in the festive period, a time which generally sees an increase in waste.

Pub chosen for historic kitchen FOG trial two years ago gives grease blockages the slip

Best Articles by Andrew Seymour on 12th June 2018

A pub at the heart of a historic cooking oil and fats trial involving Southern Water says the solution it

Mass of restaurant fat and grease turned into London museum exhibit

Best Articles by Andrew Seymour on 13th February 2018

A piece of Thames Water’s infamous Whitechapel Fatberg – partly created from the poor waste practices of local restaurants and cafes

EXCLUSIVE: Suppliers unite to clear up confusion around kitchen grease

Best Articles by Andrew Seymour on 24th January 2018

Manufacturers of grease removal units have agreed to put aside their competitive differences for the good of the industry and

Restaurant kitchens cop blame for ‘fatberg’ as heavy as 11 double-decker buses

Best Articles by Andrew Seymour on 13th September 2017

Restaurants and food outlets are largely to blame for a 250-metre long fatberg clogging up a sewer under London’s Whitechapel Road.

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