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The Shandong Oilman
The Shandong Oilman
Far away from the sun-splashed fields of soybeans, corn or olives, how one man produced tons of oil destined for tabletops sourced from sewers
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(Beijing) -- It's oil with an extra something, but there's nothing virgin-like about it. Pumped from sewers outside of restaurants, or pressed from trash, the oil is born from waste holes both human and mechanical.
Known as "gutter oil" in China, it's commonly used at greasy spoon restaurants and canteens, many of which purchased the cheap oil processed by businessmen like Liu Liguo.
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