
Darling Ingredients sold most of its grease-trap collection and processing assets to Waste Resource Management, with Wind River Environmental acquiring the remaining clients, leaving Darling out of grease-trap services. The company retained used fryer-oil collection and rendering, which the article distinguishes from grease-trap operations.
The divestiture reshapes service providers but does not establish a change in used cooking-oil supply or demand. No clear commodity-price effect is indicated.
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