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- 07.11.2012 #1Bobtail Member
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Valley Proteins
Has anyone heard of them? They are hiring in my area and i'm curious.
- 07.11.2012 #2Road Train Member
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Yep, they are all over the place in your area. Do not know much about them except they haul waste grease and animal guts.
- 07.11.2012 #3Crusty In Training
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Is that what VP does? I noticed they had vaccum trailers and I always wondered about what the heck they do.
- 07.12.2012 #4Road Train Member
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Yep, they also suck the grease pits out at most large food joints, recover drums of used fry oil and grease. When I lived in Northern Virginia you could always tell when a Valley Protein truck was around, smelled very bad, ran up on a straight truck from VP and it had animal legs sticking up in the bed. They take anything and boil it and grind it up for feed products.
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- 09.04.2012 #5Light Load Member
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lol animal legs. looks like they have nice volvos tho
- 09.04.2012 #6Road Train Member
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Could not say anything bad about the equipment, just know the job is one dirty smelly one. Originally Posted by inktoxicated
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