Nanjing banned an illegal waste oil processing dens not flow to the table

Nearly residents of the Pico Village in Jiangning District reported to the Yangzi Evening News that there was a family of residents near their home. Starting from more than a month ago, a cauldron was openly used to openly spread the cooking oil. The reporter learned at the scene yesterday that the den had recently been banned by related departments in a timely manner.

Residential area open-pit cooking oil

Yesterday afternoon, the reporter went to this processing den at No. 7, Pico Village, Jiantang Community, Guli Street, Jiangning District. I saw this is a residential area, built a row of two-story houses. In the open space in front of the house on the 7th floor of Pico Village, the reporter saw five kegs with drowning, and two kegs to process the brewed oil, as well as some large iron spoons and hoppers. tool. The scene smelled of nauseous pungent.

According to introduction from neighboring neighbors, this household is also a local resident. It is used as waste oil. It was originally processed and operated in other places. About a month ago, the processing den was banned, so the family moved the tools and equipment. Back home. A cauldron was set up in the yard and used daily to dip waste oil from the drowning water recovered from the restaurant. For a long time, more than 50 large iron drums were placed on the open space in front of the door, and the finished product was made of cooking oil.

"We have a great taste. We dare not open the window for this hot day." Everyone said that TV newspapers often report the dangers of cooking oil, and that this processing point is processed in the open air, and fumes and odors have seriously affected the lives of residents. . Therefore, residents have great opinions on this.

Community Director: Has been banned from continuing production, residents have misunderstood

The reporter then discovered that there were trenches dug by people in the courtyard and it was a mess. Residents said that this trench was originally a place where cooking oil was used. Someone checked it earlier this month. On the 7th, the family collected the pot and put it in another place to continue production.

The reporter then contacted a person in charge of the Zhou surname who was in charge of safe production in the Jiantang community. The deputy director of the week said that he was clear about the ditch processing nests and that the dens had been banned by the relevant government departments in a timely manner. At present, the family did not continue to engage in waste oil production activities and were moving outwards. , transfer equipment and oil products. The tools and drowning and oil products the reporter saw were only a small part of what was left.

Afterwards, the reporter led by Deputy Director Zhou took a look at the home of No. 7 resident of Pico Village. Several houses had found it and did not find any production equipment. For the small number of tools and oil products that still remain on the site, the street said that they will urge the head of household to move away as soon as possible.

Investigation: Illegal processing of waste oil did not flow to the dining table

Deputy Director Zhou said that on July 24th, they received a report from the residents for the first time, saying that some people on the 7th of the Pico Village had been involved in the production of waste oil. On the same day, they responded promptly to the Guli Street Food Safety Office and the Jiangning District Environmental Protection Bureau. On July 25, law enforcement officers from these departments came to the scene to investigate.

After investigation, this waste oil processing site has a business license and is called “Ningjing Jiangning District Marine Solidified Waste Oil Recovery Center”. It is understood that this point is a recycling point under a legal company in Jiangning. Its production and processing of waste oil is sold back to a superior ocean company for industrial use and does not flow to the dining table. The reporter then saw some documents from the Nanjing Development and Reform Commission and Nanjing Regenerative Resources Management Office, as well as oil sales reports, which basically confirmed this statement.

The Guli Street Food Safety Office has learned that this “point” does not have a production and operation license, a record for recycling of renewable resources, and no EIA procedures. In other words, although this processing point has a business license, it is still illegal. Taking into account that the processing point in the open area of ​​residential gathering area has a great impact on the surrounding environment, from August 2 onwards, many departments have jointly banned it. At present, most of the more than 50 barrels of refined oil and production equipment have been shipped to the head office. The community will also have special personnel to monitor and prevent the residents of the household from continuing production.

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