Why filter water for the food and beverage industry?

Clean water is an essential component of the food and beverage production industry. Many different types of filtration systems are often required for the safety of consumers and the environment. Water is the number one most used commercial ingredient in the world, and as such, the need to make it safe for consumption is paramount. The good news is that water quality is easily regulated and within the operators control. However, parameters on the quality of water used in food and drinks production is heavily regulated and is an area that's traditionally easy to overlook. Fully treated water ensures that the supply stays within standards as it moves through the production process all the way to where it's used. Commercial scale water treatment systems add and remove chemicals and minerals in a very reliable way, but more recently, a much closer emphasis has been placed on incorporating green, sustainable technology into large scale production facilities rather than using chemicals.

The products in this collection provide filtration for commercial and industrial sized plants. We can supply equipment that can meet demand up to around 1000m³/hour before special considerations need to be made. Our product range can meet any water quality parameter you need as well, so call us to go over it in more detail.

Uses for water filtration in food and beverage production

• Potable water for consumption
• Ingredient mixing
• Dissolving elements 
• Evaporative techniques
• Cleaning and washdown

Benefits of water filtration for food and beverage makeup 

Investing in an A grade water treatment plant could make all the difference when working towards standards compliance. If you run a production plant or facility and overlook the importance of the filtration equipment then the consequences could be significant. Not only does a water filtration system cut down on many harmful by-products and safeguards against bacteria and spore growth, but also can be used to add useful elements to your production line as well. Using suitable water treatment equipment could be the next step in improving quality and standards at your facility.