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Transforming a Food Prep Centre with Grease Guardian AGRD Technology
Transforming a Food Prep Centre with Grease Guardian AGRD Technology Maintaining a clean, efficient, and hygienic food preparation facility is crucial for any high-volume commercial kitchen. La Dolce Vita — a well-established multi-site food operation founded in 1997 in Newry — runs a central Head Office and Prep Centre where they produce pizza kits, stone-baked
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Grease Guardian Exhibits at Food System Solutions Japan 2025
Grease Guardian Exhibits at Food System Solutions Japan 2025 Grease Guardian® was delighted to exhibit once again at Food System Solutions Japan, held from October 15–17 at Tokyo Big Sight in Koto, Japan. This marks our second year attending the show, where we proudly showcased our automatic grease removal technology to industry professionals, consultants, and facility operators from across Japan. Representing
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The Best Coffee Waste Trap for Cafés and Baristas
Coffee Guardian™: The simple fix for a costly café problem. At Grease Guardian®, we’ve spent decades tackling grease, and we do it damn well. But as coffee culture has exploded, we’ve noticed another growing problem that’s clogging up café drains everywhere: coffee sediment. The Rise of Coffee Culture In the past decade, coffee has become
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See Grease Guardian® at the Restaurant & Takeaway Expo
See Grease Guardian® at the Restaurant & Takeaway Innovation Expo 2025 – ExCel London Grease Guardian® is excited to be exhibiting at the Restaurant & Takeaway Innovation Expo 2025, taking place at ExCel London from 30th September – 1st October. With over 15,000 hospitality leaders expected to attend, this is one of the UK’s leading
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Grease Guardian® Technology: Protecting Cities from Fatbergs
Grease Guardian® Technology: Protecting Cities from Fatbergs Fatbergs cost UK cities millions of pounds each year in emergency clean-ups and sewer repairs. They form when fats, oils and grease (FOG) are poured down sinks, cool in the pipes, and solidify into a concrete-like mass that traps food scraps, wet wipes and other debris. This results
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Whale-Sized Fatberg in Oxford Sewer: How to Keep Grease Out of Drains
Whale-Sized Fatberg in Oxford Sewer: How to Keep Grease Out of Drains A fatberg described as the size of a blue whale (the largest animal ever known to have existed) has been removed from a large sewer beneath Oxford. Thames Water confirmed that the colossal 120-tonne mass, stretching over 1km (0.6 miles), took its teams
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