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[Scotty_SQF]

Our one facility that we recently bought and renovated had a drum just about filled with a chemical located outside on the edge of the property.  Unfortunately, it has now fallen to us to take care of and get it off the property.  We have tried calling various companies to come, get it and properly dispose of it, but all the ones we have called so far want us to provide an SDS before they will be willing to remove this for us.  The problem is, we have no idea what is in it.  The previous owners left no indication on what it was.  The drum does have a label and we sent a picture of said label to these companies and they say they can not find anything on it.  Looking for any feedback on what companies to try or what we can do to get this taken care of.  We have all been trying for the past 6 months with no success so far.  Any help would be appreciated.

[Scampi]

Can you post the pic of the label here?

[Brendan Triplett]

Would love to see the pic. I think we can narrow it down pretty quickly.

 

Cheers!

[Scotty_SQF]

Working on getting the picture.  Thank you.  If not this week, definitely next week as I will be on-site.

[Scotty_SQF]

See attached picture.  I find something similar when looking up the CAS no on the label, but haven't been able to find this exact one yet.

[Scotty_SQF]

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[olenazh]

Contact the manufacturer: https://www.ulprospe...rs-Polysorbates

Also, did you try to get info from your Ministry of the Environment?

[Scampi]

here is a label for that chemical--perhaps enough for the disposal company

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Edited by Scampi, 08 June 2022 - 03:10 PM.

[Miss Frankie]

Well, the good news is that is is non hazardous.

 

I'd contact FCI Technology, they have it listed on their website.

2409 East Ozark Ave

Gastonia, NC 28054

704-629-4630

[Scotty_SQF]

Thank you all!  Appreciate it!