Used Cooking Oil is recovered oil from food preparation or food-processing streams. For renewable-fuel supply, it is assessed as a feedstock against the agreed specification, origin and available documentation; it is not offered as an edible oil.
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Which checks matter for a UCO enquiry?
The required checks depend on the conversion route and buyer specification. Bio Green Fuels reviews the available analysis for parameters such as moisture and impurities, free fatty acids, density, sulphur and chlorine where relevant, as well as source, volume, loading conditions and destination requirements.
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Can UCO be considered for sustainable aviation fuel?
UCO may be considered for suitable SAF pathways, but suitability depends on the approved conversion route, the offered material, origin and available documentation. Bio Green Fuels confirms the available evidence for a specific enquiry before supply is agreed.
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What documents can be available with UCO?
Available documents vary by source and lot. Bio Green Fuels confirms the current certificate of analysis, origin information and any available traceability or sustainability evidence that can support the buyer's requirement before commercial terms are agreed.
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