Yes. One used cooking oil collection agreement covers every site in your portfolio under consistent terms, instead of a separate hauler contract at each location. New sites are added, and closed sites removed, through a schedule update rather than a brand-new contract, so the agreement keeps up as your footprint changes. You get one consolidated invoice and one portfolio view across every location.

There is no hard minimum, the consolidation benefit shows up the moment you run more than one site, and it compounds as the portfolio grows. Operators running anywhere from a handful of restaurants to large multi-region systems use a single agreement. If you operate just one location today, our single-site service works fine, and you can move onto the multi-location agreement as you expand.

Month-to-month with no long-term lock-in, no auto-renewal trap, and no equipment lien on any of your locations. You can cancel anytime, and on exit your full pickup and manifest history exports cleanly so your records stay intact. The agreement has to earn your portfolio every period, that is the point.

California requires a manifest for every commercial inedible kitchen grease (used cooking oil) collection and delivery, documenting the chain of custody to a licensed renderer. You get a CDFA-compliant digital manifest after every pickup at every location, and electronic manifests are explicitly legal in California, the rule states they must conform to the California Uniform Electronic Transactions Act, with a 2-year minimum retention (we retain well beyond that). See the rule at www.law.cornell.edu/regulations/california/3-CCR-1180.24 and the program at www.cdfa.ca.gov/AHFSS/MPES/

You leave cleanly. Because the agreement is month-to-month, you can cancel a single site or the whole portfolio anytime, and your complete data, pickup records and manifest history, exports to you so your chain-of-custody documentation stays audit-ready. There is no penalty maze, no equipment lien to clear, and no requirement to keep buying anything from us. FTC guidance on honest disclosure of terms is at www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/advertising-faqs-guide-small-business

Used cooking oil is a real theft target, industry reporting estimates roughly $75 million worth of used cooking oil is stolen each year, and with grease priced at about 21 to 41 cents per pound, an unsecured container at any site is a standing loss and a chain-of-custody gap. Every location on the agreement gets a free, locked, anti-theft collection container, which protects your volume and keeps your manifest accurate. Background on the theft problem: www.rti-inc.com/blog/prevent-used-cooking-oil-theft/

We serve Orange County, Los Angeles, San Diego, the Inland Empire, the Bay Area, and Tacoma / the Pacific Northwest, and we are expanding. If your portfolio is concentrated in these regions, every site can go onto one agreement. If you have locations outside the current footprint, tell us where they are and we will notify you as we expand into those areas; we never imply coverage we do not have.

Every gallon is recycled through a CDFA-licensed renderer into feedstock for biodiesel and renewable diesel. Renewable diesel reduces carbon intensity on average by about 65% versus petroleum diesel under California's Low Carbon Fuel Standard (DOE AFDC: afdc.energy.gov/fuels/renewable-diesel ), and waste-oil biodiesel and renewable diesel deliver among the largest lifecycle greenhouse-gas reductions under the federal Renewable Fuel Standard (EPA: www.epa.gov/fuels-registration-reporting-and-compliance-help/lifecycle-greenhouse-gas-results ). Consolidating your sites turns scattered grease into a documented, accountable renewable-fuel supply chain.