In 2010, Jason Gibson began thinking there may be a business opportunity in grease. He was already operating a successful portable sanitation company that had grown from one unit to 400 in about five years. His business, 64 Portables just outside of Lexington, North Carolina, was suffering a bit from a slowdown in the construction industry and was looking for new ways to diversify.He had added septic and grease pumping to his portable restroom business and began studying grease recycling. Two years ago, he settled on his grease plan — composting it for soil enhancement in agriculture, landscaping and gardening.
