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Restaurant Technologies Certifications Support Renewable Fuel Markets

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Restaurant Technologies released its 2026 Impact Report, which highlighted that the company recycled 393 million pounds of used cooking oil in 2025. The report also noted that Restaurant Technologies earned three International Sustainability and Carbon Certification accreditations in 2025, validating the traceability of its used cooking oil supply chain.

From manilatimes.net

Why it matters

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The certifications validate the traceability of used cooking oil, which supports access to renewable fuel markets, including sustainable aviation fuel. This supply chain supports companies like Phillips 66 in utilizing renewable feedstocks.

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Who's involved

  • Phillips 66American energy and logistics company that receives certified used cooking oil feedstock

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  • Phillips 66Speculative

    Could see its supply chain for renewable fuels benefit from certified used cooking oil feedstock provided by Restaurant Technologies

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  1. Phillips 66 uses UCO from RTI to produce SAF.1 source
  2. RTI supplied traceable UCO to Phillips 66.1 source

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