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It is the first dairy facility in the United States to earn certification under the standard.
March 29, 2021
Nestlé USA said its Carnation facility in Modesto, Calif., is the first dairy processing facility in the United States to earn certification under the rigorous Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS) standard.
The award, presented by the Central States Water Environment Association, recognizes achievements at Bongards’ Perham, Minn., natural cheese plant.
November 30, 2020
In early November, the Central States Water Environment Association (CSWEA) recognized Chanhassen, Minn.-based Bongards Creameries with the 2020 Industrial Water Quality Achievement Award.
Leveraging a virtual waterfall of liquids is essential if operators are to keep processes running smoothly while ensuring facilities remain clean and safe. Yet the effective use of water still requires restraint.
Graf Creamery, a Midwestern butter and cream production plant, was experiencing issues with the fat and grease build-up in their holding cell retention pond. The fat build-up was restricting their ability to manage the wastewater leaving the plant and the solids had the potential to fill up the ridge and furrow absorption wastewater process.
HP Hood LLC, Lynnfield, Mass., is one of the largest dairy operators in the United States, with 13 plants across the country. It has been producing high-quality dairy products for more than 160 years.
The system removes 99% of organic waste material from high-strength dairy production wastewater.
January 19, 2018
One of the largest dairy production operations in the United States is achieving outstanding environmental performance from a Global Water & Energy FLOTAMET anaerobic digestion plant that removes pollution from wastewater and transforms it into green energy to fuel boilers.
Microdyn-Nadir’s R-Aquadyn is a compact rack solution based on the double asymmetric, hydrophilic low fouling PAN hollow fiber membrane modules type UA1060.