Israeli Frying Oil Filtration Tech Enters US Fast Food Chain
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Israeli company Beyond Oil will implement its frying oil filtration powder technology in Duchess Restaurant, a U.S. fast-food chain. The deal, finalized after a 2025 pilot, aims to improve frying standards and is projected to increase Beyond Oil's revenue by 32% in 2026. Similar agreements are in place with another U.S. buffet chain, with plans for global expansion.
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- Beyond Oil's Israeli frying oil filtration technology will be used by Duchess Restaurant in the U.S.
- The agreement follows a pilot program that began in 2025.
- The technology uses a powder to filter toxins from frying oil.
- The deal is expected to increase Beyond Oil's revenue by 32% in 2026.
- Beyond Oil also has a similar deal with a 200-restaurant U.S. buffet chain.
- Beyond Oil's shares are traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) and U.S. over-the-counter markets.
Beyond Oil, an Israeli company from Kibbutz Yifat, has secured a deal to implement its frying oil filtration powder technology in a U.S. fast-food chain. The agreement follows a successful pilot program and is expected to significantly boost the company's revenue.
The technology involves adding a special powder to frying oil, which cleanses it of toxins. The deal with Duchess Restaurant, a Connecticut-based chain with 11 locations founded in 1956, mandates that its frying standards will now utilize Beyond Oil's technology. This implementation began after a pilot that commenced in 2025.
Beyond Oil anticipates a 32% revenue increase in 2026 compared to 2025 due to this agreement. The product is currently distributed in Israel by Fandango. The company has been expanding globally, conducting pilot programs to demonstrate its product's effectiveness in real-world restaurant settings.
In a similar arrangement, Beyond Oil has also partnered with another American buffet chain, comprising approximately 200 restaurants. Initially, the Beyond Oil technology will be used in 18 of its branches, with plans to expand the collaboration to all locations, including franchises.
Beyond Oil's shares are traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) under the symbol BOIL and over-the-counter in the U.S. as BEOLF. The company's CEO, Or, stated, "The new agreement once again proves the effectiveness of our technology. We will further expand our marketing efforts globally, particularly in the U.S."
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