Toledo, Spain, - This morning in the Press Room of the Guildhall, the town's mayor, Juan José Gómez-Hidalgo, has signed a collaboration agreement with local company Recycled vegetable oils SL (Ravusa) for initial installation of 4 containers of 210 liter capacity for the collection of used vegetable oils in the home environment.

It is an initiative that aims to help the environment and also take advantage of this solid waste as biodegradable fuel processing plant in the company valuation is located within the municipality of Torrijos.

The Mayor said "very proud to sign an agreement like this that makes Torrijos as a leader in environmental areas and is a perfect example of public-private partnership in which the need to sensitize the public and media put To do the job, and above Torrijos, converts biodegradable waste into a fuel and not harmful ". In the act of signing the document that commits both parties have come together with the Mayor, Councillor for Urban Development, Juan Jose Martin, CEO and Ravusa, Rogelio Ansino.

In that agreement, the company agrees to placement in four Township as many collection containers and cooperate with the municipal institution in a public awareness campaign so that neighbors do not discharge this harmful residue through the water network . Depending on the needs of both the session and will detect Ravusa increased the number of containers needed "coming if possible to install a container in each ecological island located in the municipality" said Gómez-Hidalgo.

In exchange for the use of public space for the installation of containers the company commits per 100 liters of oil collected free redeem the consistory torrijeño with lots of cleaning products for municipal, from bleach, ammonia and even scrubbing.