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The Jerusalem PostEconomy

Israeli Food-Tech Firm Beyond Oil Partners With US Chain Duchess

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Israeli food-tech company Beyond Oil has partnered with US fast-food chain Duchess Restaurants to implement its oil treatment technology across its 11 Connecticut locations. The agreement follows a pilot program and aims to improve food quality while reducing oil consumption and waste. This deal is the second major US partnership announced by Beyond Oil recently, following a similar agreement with a large buffet chain.

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  • Beyond Oil will implement its frying-oil treatment technology at 11 Duchess Restaurants locations.
  • The technology extends frying oil life, reducing consumption and waste.
  • Duchess Restaurants president Gary Lavin cited improved food quality as a benefit.
  • Beyond Oil CEO Jonathan Or highlighted the importance of trust and performance.
  • The deal follows a pilot program and a previous agreement with a US buffet chain.
  • Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.

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