Cooking Oil Processing - Possible Record in eORB

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  • Preferable method is disposal of Cooking Oil ashore.
  • Never dispose Cooking Oil in the bilge system putting it through the Oil Water Separator (OWS), OWS cannot treat used cooking oil. 
  • Cooking Oil NOT to be transferred to sludge tanks as it is not a MARPOL I waste (Oil). Cooking Oil is a MARPOL V waste (Garbage) and may be incinerated when combined with waste/oily rags or other inflammable materials (Category F garbage).



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