NEW ORLEANS — Residents looking to responsibly dispose of their used cooking oil after the Thanksgiving holiday will be able to do so at drop-off locations in both Orleans and Jefferson parishes.

Grab the container from the fridge and use a spoon to dump the solid oil into the trash can before moving on to your next ...

To avoid frequent trips, store your used oil in a closed container and wait until it's full to make the trek. Also worth ...

The used cooking oil market valuation is predicted to exceed USD 10.9 billion by 2032, reported in a research analysis by Global Market Insights Inc. The market is expanding due to the rising ...

Instead, put used cooking oil in a tightly concealed container. Throw it out with the trash or take it, if it's accepted, to your local recycling center. Moreover, to get the most out of cooking ...

Bulk containers used to transport vegetable oil in China must be for food use only and clearly labelled as such from February, according to new national regulations introduced in response to a ...