Newark Used Cooking Oil Recycling Services



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Rated 5/5 stars on Google • BBB A+ Rating • Since 2016

used cooking oil collection truck in newark

Complete Pick Up → Disposal → Biodiesel Loop

Our vacuum sealed A 901 trucks collect your used cooking oil, weigh it, then deliver it two miles down Doremus Avenue to Port Newark’s liquid bulk terminal, the region’s biodiesel staging hub according to an NREL renewable fuel supply chain overview. There the oil is filtered and esterified into renewable diesel, a process that removes all water and food solids according to industry value chain analysis.

Know the Rules: Stay Audit Proof

Newark’s recycling ordinance states the city will not collect commercial fryer oil. Haulers must carry an active A 901 license and NJDEP decals visible on every vehicle according to the state transporter registry. Before a gallon leaves your loading bay, you need a Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission FOG approval number and quarterly manifests that show volumes, dates and destinations according to PVSC Rules and Regulations. PVSC inspection fees for non compliant sites run $90 to $250 per year according to its industrial pretreatment schedule.

dashboard showing compliance through our systems for Grease Connections
process for collecting used cooking oil in newark nj

Our Four Step Workflow

  1. Digital sign up captures EIN and PVSC FOG number.
  2. Container install within 48 hours, no spill kits needed.
  3. Smart sensor alert at 80% fill triggers routing.
  4. Contact less pump out emails the PDF manifest and per gallon rebate before the truck leaves.

This sequence matches New Jersey FOG best practice advice, which stresses timely removal and record keeping according to Grease Connections’ compliance briefing and NJDEP’s used oil guidance.

Containers Built for Brick City Kitchens

Indoor basements on Ferry Street differ from Broad Street patios, so we stock four footprint tight containers vetted against urban constraints reported by Grease Connections’ Newark profile. Lid mounted sensors report fill levels every four hours, eliminating guesswork and theft.

CapacityFoot printIdeal User
55 gal drum23″ Ø × 35″Food trucks, cafés
70 gal rolling caddy24″ × 32″Delis, bakeries
140 gal tank30″ × 48″Universities, hotels
300 gal stationary40″ × 60″Arenas, commissaries
Grease Connections full coverage of newark area for used cooking oil recycling

Ward by Ward Route Cadence

Based on fryer counts in city health permit data, our default schedule is:

WardNeighborhoodsStandard Pick Up*
EastIronbound, DaytonTwice weekly
CentralDowntown, University HeightsTwice weekly
NorthForest Hill, BroadwayWeekly
SouthClinton Hill, WeequahicWeekly
WestVailsburg, RosevilleBi weekly
*Frequencies are tailored after your free on site audit.

Environmental & Economic Impact

Each recycled gallon avoids 0.79 kg CO₂ compared with petro diesel according to industry life cycle data. Short in city haulage further cuts emissions and costs according to the NREL port study. Yellow grease averaged $0.42 / gal in 2024, enabling steady restaurant rebates according to Grease Connections’ market snapshot.

ingraphic of the co2 emissions saved in newark

Transparent Pricing & Rebates

We never charge collection fees. Industry trackers show Newark kitchens switching from fee based haulers save $700 to $900 a year once rebates start according to Grease Connections’ 2025 cost analysis. Payments adjust quarterly with the Chicago Board of Trade yellow grease index, so you always capture fair value without obscure “market rate” clauses.

Ready to Schedule Grease Pick Up?

Click “Schedule my Free Services” or call (201) 688-7511. We’ll file your PVSC paperwork, drop the right container, and cleanly remove your first load, often within one business day. Keep Newark’s sewers clear, stay audit proof, and turn waste into local renewable fuel.