New Florida law changes how restaurants get rid of grease
New Florida law changes how restaurants get rid of grease
Fatbergs in Tampa and around Florida have led the state to change how restaurants dispose of grease. Fatbergs are clumps of oil, grease and wipes that block sewage..
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A new Florida law aims to stop clumps of grease, oil and wipes from blocking sewer systems.
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