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BUFFALO BIODIESEL URGES CUSTOMERS TO BE VIGILANT ABOUT COOKING OIL THEFT
Source: PR Newswire
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Buffalo Biodiesel warns that used cooking oil theft could total $300 million to $500 million in 2025, urging roughly 30,000 restaurant customers in western New York and the Northeast to tighten on-site monitoring. The report signals elevated supply-chain and input-cost risk tied to the used cooking oil raw material stream, though it provides limited direct financial details for public markets.
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