Dairy processors are focusing on utility reduction, water recovery, and efficiency due to rising energy costs and sustainability pressures. Membranes are key for lowering thermal demand, recovering water, and enhancing product yield in these operations.
As meat and poultry processors face rising water, energy and production costs, efficient wastewater management is becoming more vital to overall plant efficiency.
Membrane technology may not be top of mind for meat and poultry operations, but it is becoming increasingly relevant as facilities look for innovative ways to improve water management, optimize byproduct valorization and streamline overall process efficiency.
FilmTec Fortilife XC160UHP elements enable high water recovery to support industrial users facing stringent discharge regulations.
March 27, 2026
DuPont Water Solutions wins a 2026 WateReuse Award for Excellence in the Transformational Innovation category for its FilmTec Fortilife XC160UHP elements.
The launch expands QUA’s advanced membrane portfolio, which includes electrodeionization (FEDI), ultrafiltration (Q-SEP), submerged MBR (EnviQ), and ceramic membrane filtration (CeraQ) technologies.EDR-Q is purpose-built for industrial applications where selective ion removal is crucial to overall process performance.
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At the recent 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, Scotland, the United States announced that it would join the international Global Methane Pledge, which aims to limit methane emissions by 30%, compared to 2020 levels, by 2030. That’s an ambitious goal, but one that the U.S. dairy industry is already tackling.
Food and beverage manufacturers have made great strides during the past couple of decades when it comes to sustainability, and dairy processors are no exception. In fact, many — if not most — dairy processors have set ambitious sustainability goals and are working hard to attain them.
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.