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Evaluating grease trap management practices: A case study from Seri Kembangan, Malaysia
By: Li Xin Lee, Nur Fatihah Eliya Mohamed Fauzi, Ahmad Muhaimin Roslan, Hidayah Ariffin, Mohd Zulkhairi Mohd Yusoff, Norhayati Ramli, Noor-Azira Abdul-Mutalib Sewerage blockages due to oil and grease deposition discharged from food premises remain a persistent issue globally. This study evaluates the degree of compliance of food premises in Seri Kembangan, Selangor, Malaysia with grease trap guideline, and investigates the factors affecting restaurants' compliance performance. Data were collected from 36 restaurants through a questionnaire-based interview consisting of questions about grease trap installation, operation, maintenance and waste disposal, followed by a walkthrough of the kitchen. Results show that 72.22% of food premises' compliance levels were good, 5.56% were excellent, 13.89% were moderate and 8.83% were poor. Food premises equipped with appropriate facilities and financial resources execute grease trap practices more diligently. A significant association was observed between location with compliance level (p < 0.05) determined via Fisher's Exact Test. This study revealed the grease trap practice gaps and provided a basis for improving regulations and enforcement.
Evaluating grease trap management practices: A case study from Seri Kembangan, Malaysia
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Academic Promotion: Dr. Ahmad Muhaimin Roslan Appointed as Associate Professor (DS54)
Academic Promotion: Dr. Ahmad Muhaimin Roslan Appointed as Associate Professor (DS54)
Serdang, 1 August 2025 – The Biorefinery Complex proudly announces the promotion of Dr. Ahmad Muhaimin Roslan from the Department of Bioprocess Technology to the position of Associate Professor (DS54), effective 1 August 2025. This promotion recognizes Dr. Muhaimin’s outstanding contributions to academic excellence, high-impact research, and leadership in bioprocessing and biorefinery innovation. His work focuses on the development of sustainable bio-based production systems and the advancement of biomanufacturing technologies relevant to both industry and academia. Throughout his career at UPM, Dr. Muhaimin has demonstrated exceptional commitment through scholarly publications, student supervision, and collaborations that align with national and global sustainability goals. Biorefinery Complex congratulates Associate Professor Dr. Ahmad Muhaimin Roslan on this significant milestone and looks forward to his continued leadership and innovation in the field.
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