Pouring used or waste cooking oil down the sink or drains can cause waste to congeal and block public sewers.
The backed-up sewage then spills into our rivers and streams affecting wildlife and humans.

Untreated sewage effluent and waste oil in the water cause oxygen levels to drop drastically and sewage fungus cover the water surface like a blanket.
In severe cases, polluted rivers can no longer support fish, insects and animals that live in and around the water.

The ISCC self-declarations for deliveries of used cooking oil on this page are a valid part of the contract between Go Green Recycle Oil LLP and its customers. The ISCC self-declaration will be presented to the customer either within the contract or within the terms and conditions. If the ISCC self-declaration is part of the written contract, it shall be considered to be accepted from the effective date of the contract. If the ISCC self-declaration is included in the terms and conditions, then it shall be considered to be accepted if the customer does not submit an objection to Go Green Recycle Oil LLP within 14 days after the terms and conditions have been presented to them. If the customer does not object, this will be considered as an agreement to the terms and conditions. The ISCC self-declarations will be considered to be accepted after 14 days have passed.

*The ISCC self-declaration for used cooking oil (UCO) forms part of our standard terms and conditions. A copy is available upon request.