Kurt & Son's Waste Oil Recycled Ltd

Barnet, London

EA registration expiredUnclaimed

Regular Collection, Hazardous Waste Removal.

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Registration numberCBDU502472

Licence statusExpired

TierUpper tier

Last checkedNot yet checkedEA register

About

We Buy Waste Oil, established in 2011 and part of Vegetable Oil Management, provides legally compliant, UK-wide collection and recycling services for both waste engine oil and used cooking oil. Committed to a circular economy, we re-refine collected oils into industrial fuels, reducing waste and reliance on new resources. We offer rebates for cooking oil and efficient, environmentally friendly disposal solutions for businesses across the UK.

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Services

Service types: Regular Collection in London, Hazardous Waste Removal in London
Specialist & Hazardous: Oils

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Coverage & pricing

Coverage

UK-wide collection service

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Prices fromFree collection for cooking oil over 60 litres; £75 plus VAT for engine oil over 400 litres

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Credentials

EA Registration

CBDU502472

Expired

Tier: upper tier
Authority: Environment Agency
Registered: 13 Sept 2023
Expires: 13 Sept 2026

Registered upper-tier waste carrier — licensed to transport waste as part of their business, including waste produced by others.

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Waste licence shows as expired on the EA register

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