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Used Cooking Oil
(UCO)
Comprehends oils and fats of vegetable or animal origin that have been used for cooking or frying food for human consumption, and therefore constitute a genuine waste generated at restaurants, catering facilities, kitchens, or similar operations facilities considered as “points of origin” of those wastes.
Brown Grease
(BG)
It is the grease removed from wastewater sent down a sink drain also known as grease trap. Moreover, the material removed from sewers known as «FOG» (Fats, Oils and aGrease skimmed from the material coming into sewage treatment plants) is reported under this name. Typical specifications for this material are: FFA min. 40%, MIU max. 5% , IV 60-130, high sulphur and phosphorus. Brown Grease is considered an advanced feedstock and it is listed in part A, Annex IX of RED II.
Palm Oil Mills Effluent
(POME)
It is the oil recovered from the unavoidable wastewater arising from palm oil production at a palm oil mill. Usual specification includes FFA Min 40% and MIU 5%. It is considered an advanced feedstock and it is listed in part A, Annex IX of RED II.
Waste and residues from animal fats and oils
This broad category may include fatty acids, soapstocks, (residual) acid oils and other distillation residues. In all the phases, these materials are considered unsuitable for human or animal consumption.
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Animal Fats
Beef Tallow, Pork Tallow, Chicken Tallow are just some of the fats we basically trade, from rendering plants straight with end users. They can be ISCC certified and meet other sustainability requirements.
Soapstock Acid Oils contaminated with sulphur
They are the processing residues resulting from the chemical extraction processes to refine vegetable or animal oils. The neutralization process of the soapstocks through certain mechanisms produces acid oils that contain residues of sulphuric or phosphoric acid making this material unsuitable for other uses such as animal feed.
Crude and Refined Glycerin
Crude grade as major by-product in the biodiesel manufacturing process it finds applications mainly in the cosmetic and textile industry. Refined/Pharma grade are used in the cosmetic as well as in the pharmaceutical industry.
Cashew Nut Shell Liquid (CNSL)
It is the processing squeezed from the shells of cashew nuts after the edible portion has been removed for further treatment. It is considered an advanced feedstock and it is listed in part A, Annex IX of RED II. It finds application in the marine sector being the renewable part contained in the ships fuel.
ISCC Biodiesel
Third generation biofuel according to ASTM and EN14214 specs, mainly ucome, and tme as well as Advanced Biofuels like pomeme manufactured in state-of-the-art plants located in Europe, Asia and South America. It comes in isotanks, flexitanks or bulk shipments. CFPP may vary according to buyers' requirements.
Cotton Seeds Oil (CSO)
Cottonseed oil (CSO) is non-edible oil, thus food versus fuel conflict will not arise if this is used for biodiesel production. Several tests have shown excellent results in terms of finished biofuel and this makes the CSO an interesting alternative to other traditional feedstocks.
ISCC Renewable Diesel
Renewable diesel, previously known as green diesel, is a hydrocarbon produced most often by hydrotreating and also via gasification, pyrolysis, and other biochemical and thermochemical technologies. It meets ASTM D975 specification for petroleum diesel. Bulk cargoes are available for sale in different countries but we are specialized in the supply from Southeast Asia and North America.