Aquaread

We are really proud to announce that we have recently received two ISO certifications. Aquaread is ISO 9001 Quality Management and ISO 14001 Environmental Management certified by BSI under certificate numbers FS621752, EMS621753.

At the end of last month we attended ARABLAB 2015.  It’s an event we’ve exhibited at since 2012 and it’s always exciting. This year was no exception; it was a hugely successful event. ARABLAB is

Panasonic Unveils New Purification Technology There are already a few products that look to the power of the sun to improve water quality but Panasonic has developed a new technology that is looking to change

Reducing Waste Water in the Food and Drink Industry The Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) has advised that the food and drink industry must work to minimise the amount of water used in production processes,

Rosetta Probe Detects Water on Comet After ten years, ten months and four days of its initial launch, the Rosetta spacecraft has performed its first soft landing on a comet. The Rosetta spacecraft is a

Coffee Farmers Adopt Unusual Technology to Purify Water A Dutch certification body, UTZ has proposed a new water treatment programme. The programme claims to purify water. Sebastián Mairena, coffee grower in Nicaragua Matagalpa admitted to

Chilean Mine Utilises New Desalination Plant After an investment of $100 million (£63.7 million), Chile is now the proud owner of the Mantoverde desalination plant – the first of its kind in the country.

The Desolenator – Turning Sunshine into Water As resources go, water is probably the most vital resource we have in the whole world. Unfortunately, one of the most prominent problems in the world is that

Hazardous Water Pollution in China The people of the Sahecun village in China are currently suffering severe health problems due to dangerously hazardous water. The water pollution has been caused by heavy metal, which is

UK Government Announces Cash Injection for Flood Defence Projects On 2nd December, the British Government launched the National Infrastructure Plan 2014. Within this plan, the Treasury pledged a £2.3 billion investment in flood defences across