Biological processes offer an eco-friendly, cost-effective alternative for breaking down organic pollutants, including certain dyes and chemicals. In textile wastewater treatment, biological methods are often paired with other filtration techniques, which serve as effective pre- and post-treatment steps: let’s see them.

Industrial wastewater treatment plays a crucial role in reducing environmental footprints. However, conventional methods often involve high energy consumption, chemicals, and secondary waste. We outline key strategies for sustainability managers to improve wastewater management while minimizing environmental impacts.

Industrial wastewater treatment plays a crucial role in reducing environmental footprints. However, conventional methods often involve high energy consumption, chemicals, and secondary waste. We outline key strategies for sustainability managers to improve wastewater management while minimizing environmental impacts.

For purchasing textiles, EU and US regulations and guidelines focus on several key aspects, including traceability, environmental sustainability, production ethics and consumer safety. Learn how to approach correctly and succeed in these markets.

The main industrial water applications include textile, food and metallurgic industries. Let’s see the best wastewater treatment technologies which can come to the rescue of the companies that operate in them.

The membrane biological reactor has become increasingly popular due to its superior effluent quality and small footprint. When is it an efficient choice, and when is it better to implement an alternative technology? Let’s explain the advantages and disadvantages of the MBR.

A company that wants to ensure its positive impact must become aware that it is not only responsible for its own operations but also for how its suppliers behave. How to understand whether your suppliers are taking a sustainable approach, in wastewater treatment too: a useful guide across 5 scopes.

How to choose suppliers that pay great attention to wastewater recovery? Finding Italian-made technologies for wastewater treatment becomes a trust-building factor. Here we explain why.

The numbers of the textile industry: global carbon emissions, water pollution, microfibres, high-risk jobs, harmful chemicals… How this sector can be more sustainable? Let’s talk about new, more circular business models, new raw material recovery technologies, and new materials recovery.

The transformation of CO₂ into carbonic acid represents an innovative approach to industrial waste management and environmental impact mitigation in the textile industry.

What elements can we recognize in companies at the forefront of wastewater recovery, starting from the methods used?