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FSSAI’s used oil collection drive hit by West Asia war-induced inflation

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Nahla Nainar
FSSAI’s used oil collection drive hit by West Asia war-induced inflation
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The FSSAI's RUCO initiative, which collects used cooking oil for biodiesel production, is struggling due to inflation caused by the conflict in West Asia. Reduced deep-frying in eateries has led to a significant drop in oil collection volumes.

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The conflict demonstrates how global geopolitical instability can disrupt local circular economy initiatives and waste management programs.

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The conflict in West Asia has resulted in several traders scaling down preparation of deep fried items. | Photo Credit: FILE PHOTO

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