May 5 , 2008
Green Turtle Soon to Unveil a Breakthrough in Under-Sink Wastewater Pretreatment
Green Turtle today announced their intention to introduce a new, high- performance, under-sink grease interceptor – the Retroceptor. This new effluent quality device is designed to achieve the grease removal performance required to decrease or eliminate grease-related Sanitary Sewer Overflows (SSOs). View Press Release

April 8, 2008
Microceptor: Green Turtle’s New Under-the-Sink Solids Interceptor
Today, Green Turtle announced the launch of Microceptor, a unique under-the-sink solids interceptor engineered to remove coffee grinds, food waste, and other solids that would otherwise enter the wastewater discharge stream. View Press Release

March 20, 2008
PHIX Pac System: Easy-to-Use Media Packets for Acid Neutralization
Today Green Turtle announced the launch of its PHIX Pac system, an acid pH neutralization system using permeable packets containing Green Turtle’s environmentally-friendly PHIX Media. View Press Release

March 3, 2008
Green Turtle Launches the Proceptor Solids Interceptor
Green Turtle announced today the launch of its Proceptor Solids Interceptor. This new solids interceptor is based on the innovative technology that has been the hallmark of all Proceptor products. View Press Release

November 27, 2007
Green Turtle Introduces New Line of Holding Tanks
Green Turtle announced today the launch of its Holding Tank System, a holding tank technology engineered for storing a broad range of liquids safely and efficiently. The series has many applications, including hospitals, high corrosion chemical storage, water reclamation, grey water storage and rainwater cisterns. View Press Release

Articles

Environmental Science & Engineering (ES&E) magazine – March 2008 issue
Headline: Richmond, B.C.'s innovative grease discharge initiative
By: Penh Tov, P.Eng

Summary - This year, restaurants in Richmond, British Columbia, can expect to be visited by a dedicated sanitary sewer bylaw enforcement officer, offering in-depth educational materials – and a friendly warning. If a restaurant continues to improperly dispose of grease, City Council will consider rescinding its business license. Read Full Article