
San Francisco FOG Rules and Used Cooking Oil Disposal
San Francisco FOG rules explained: SFPUC grease interceptor requirements, where restaurants recycle used cooking oil, recordkeeping, and free pickup.

Co-Founder, Oil Guyz
Joey Bolohan co-founded Oil Guyz in 2026 after a decade of founding and operating software companies. He and co-founder Matthew Ashrafi watched a restaurant manager argue with a hauler who had not shown up in three weeks, with the oil overflowing and a health inspector already threatening a fine, and decided the used cooking oil industry deserved better software. He works on the collection platform, the digital CDFA manifest system, and the customer portal, and writes here about compliance, kitchen operations, and how the used cooking oil supply chain actually works.

San Francisco FOG rules explained: SFPUC grease interceptor requirements, where restaurants recycle used cooking oil, recordkeeping, and free pickup.

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Chicken wing restaurant cooking oil disposal made simple: handle game-day surges, stay CDFA-compliant, and get free pickup with a digital manifest every time.

Learn how to prepare used cooking oil for pickup in 6 simple steps: cool it, strain debris, keep water out, use the locked container, and schedule a route.

Yes, you can recycle home fryer oil, but not curbside. Learn how to cool, bottle, and drop off used cooking oil at an HHW or collection site, and never down the drain.

Fried chicken restaurant used cooking oil degrades faster and runs higher volume than any other kitchen. Here's the disposal cadence, compliance, and free-pickup setup.

Set cooking oil pickup frequency by gallons per week and container size. A volume-to-schedule table for restaurants, plus how to avoid overflow and stay compliant.

The environmental benefits of recycling cooking oil: up to 80% lower lifecycle carbon as biodiesel, renewable diesel, and SAF, plus cleaner sewers and zero landfill.

The benefits of recycling used cooking oil: lower disposal cost, CDFA compliance, fewer sewer backups, and turning waste fryer oil into clean renewable fuel.

What is used cooking oil worth per gallon in 2026? How yellow grease prices work, what drives value (FFA, MIU, LCFS), and why CA restaurants get free pickup.

LA County requires grease traps to be pumped before FOG exceeds 25% of capacity. Learn how the rule works, how inspectors measure it, and how to stay compliant.

Everything restaurant owners need to know about used cooking oil pickup, how it works, what to expect on pickup day, how to choose a reliable provider, and how to stay compliant in California.

How California restaurants legally dispose of used cooking oil: the 4 compliant options ranked by cost and risk, plus the illegal methods that draw CDFA fines.

Ever wonder where your used fryer oil goes after it's collected? Here's the full story, from your restaurant's container to biodiesel, renewable diesel, and beyond.

A practical guide for restaurant owners evaluating grease collection services, the right questions to ask, licensing requirements to verify, contract terms to watch for, and red flags that signal a bad provider.

Everything restaurant owners need to know about grease pickup, the process, containers, compliance requirements, and what to expect from your first service call.

CDFA licensing, manifest rules, FOG ordinances, and inspection risk. The Southern California restaurant operator's guide to cooking oil pickup compliance, written in plain English.

Compare cooking oil disposal service options for Southern California restaurants, what free service covers, when you'll pay, and hidden fees to watch for.

The truth about selling used cooking oil to a yellow grease buyer, why most restaurants should not expect a rebate and what really happens to the money.

California grease trap cleaning frequency requirements, warning signs it needs pumping, and how to stay compliant with local health codes.

Every used cooking oil pickup in California requires a CDFA manifest. Here's what fields are required in 2026, how long to keep them, and how to stay audit-ready.
Picture the bin that never overflows and the compliant digital manifest already in your inbox. Used cooking oil pickup is free because we are paid for the oil, not by you. Every week you wait is another overflowing bin and another gap in your records. Free locked bin, confirmed the same business day, first pickup in 3 to 5 business days, no contract, cancel anytime. New routes are scheduled in the order they come in, so get on the list today.
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