Sustainability > Water savings

From pollutant to sustainable product — transforming olive mill wastewater

03 October, 2017

The more than 30 billion litres of wastewater generated by olive oil processors each year represents a huge challenge for the conventional wastewater treatment techniques.


NZ poultry plant recognised for outstanding water management

31 August, 2017

As a New Zealand first, Ingham's Te Aroha primary processing plant has achieved certification from the international Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS). The plant is the seventh site in the world to be certified.


Johnson Screens Pneumatic Wiper System

18 May, 2017

Johnson Screens has developed a Pneumatic Wiper System to suit its range of Run Down Units up to 1200 mm wide. Suitable for animal hair, fat, waste and similar products, the pneumatic wiper system assists in moving solids down to the bottom of the screen and cleaning the slot.


Cleaner water without filtration

18 May, 2017

A low-cost water treatment system has been found to remove particles 1000-fold more efficiently than conventional microfiltration systems without the need for physical filters or membranes that can clog or require replacement.


Hydroflux grease trap dissolved air flotation system

17 May, 2017

The Hydroflux grease trap dissolved air flotation (GT-DAF) system is designed to effectively manage the increase in volume of greasy wastewater being discharged into sewers.


Hydroflux HUBER Q-PRESS sludge dewatering technology

15 May, 2017

Hydroflux HUBER Q-PRESS sludge dewatering units are an alternative to centrifuges and belt presses, whose drawbacks can include high wear and maintenance, large wash or flush water usage, constant overflows, odour generation and poor guarding.


Breakthrough in treating high BOD wastewaters

01 May, 2017

BioGill has available a green tech solution that provides low-cost ways to treat and reduce BOD loads on-site resulting in reduced wastewater discharge fees.


Water technology: an increasingly prominent role in the food and beverage industry

06 December, 2016 by Leno Cavarra

Leno Cavarra, Client Executive Manager, Veolia Water Technologies, Australia & New Zealand, looks at how existing water and wastewater challenges may hinder future growth in the F&B industry if they are not addressed.


A new whey for CIP in dairies

19 April, 2016

Scientific evidence of the safety of re-use of reconditioned water in food processing plants has been established based on investigations of recycling and re-using the water from whey for clean-in-place systems in dairies.


Could global water management feed the hungry?

19 February, 2016

Scientists have determined that improved agricultural water management could halve the global food gap by 2050.


The water-energy nexus

02 February, 2016

Increasing output while reducing consumption of water is challenging the beverage and brewing industries.


Hydroflux HyDAF Dissolved Air Flotation unit

23 November, 2015

Australian dairy ingredient processor Burra Foods recently installed a Hydroflux HyDAF Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) unit for primary wastewater treatment and successfully halved its energy costs.


And you thought your electricity bill was out of control?

02 November, 2015 by Mathew Pugh, Hydroflux Industrial Pty Ltd

How closely are you monitoring your wastewater discharge costs?


Healthier, more sustainable olive oil

21 October, 2015

A team of researchers has discovered that the use of a sustainable irrigation strategy in olive oil production has both health and environmental benefits.


How Burra Foods halved its wastewater treatment costs

12 August, 2015

Australian dairy ingredient processor Burra Foods recently installed a Hydroflux HyDAF Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) unit for primary wastewater treatment and successfully halved its energy costs.


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