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The article offers information on a new regulation allowing food sector companies to use recycled water from raw materials, recycled process water, and treated wastewater for food preparation, processing, and preservation.

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The article focuses on Chemdoc Water Technologies, France, and their new offer called "Water as a service" (waas), which is designed to address the water-related challenges that industries and communities face today. It mentions that Chemdoc is addressing this need with its mobile membrane units R-Oasys and PermaSource, which can be used for the treatment and recycling of wastewater, as well as the production of drinking water, which will be beneficial for the agriculture and food industry.

The article reports that Wangen Pumpen has been the perfect embodiment of a long tradition of innovation with research and development in the design of the pumps on the wastewater treatment market. Topics include manufacture of progressive cavity pumps for the food industry, biogas and water treatment sectors; and logical evolution of development consists activities towards the field of municipal wastewater treatment.

Whether in dissolved or suspension form, industrial effluents contain substances that have to be eliminated prior to being discharged into nature. Why not enhance their value where possible? There are plenty of examples in the agri-food industry. Whatever the industry sector, however, economic considerations are uppermost: recycling only happens when it is profitable. The rising value of certain substances these days is generating new opportunities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reports that BWT has been awarded Hygienic Design Prize from Association professionnelle pour la conception hygiénique des équipements agroalimentaires for its Water Ingredient Osmosis System, a reverse osmosis water production system dedicated to the food industry.

The article evaluates a crystallization unit developed by the France Evaporation for the food, pharmaceutical and chemical industries and mining, water and waste treatment sectors.

The article reports that care must be taken to protect the environment and the system, including the food industry or cosmetics.

The article reports that water treatment company BWT France has entered into a partnership with the National Association of Food Industries (ANIA). It informs that ANIA brings together 19 federations national associations and 20 regional associations representing 17,647 food companies in France. The objective of BWT is to raise awareness, share information, and propose solutions around the optimization of water uses.