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DuPont features innovative water solutions at IFAT

By October 25, 20191 Min Read
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Optimising industrial wastewater treatment processes and reducing water consumption are some of the biggest challenges faced by industries in India. DuPont Water Solutions, a global leader in purification and separation technologies, featured its broad portfolio of water treatment technologies and solutions at IFAT held from October 16-18 in Mumbai.

Focused on the water, sewage, solid waste and recycling segments, the three-day event provides a perfect platform to connect with customers, partners and showcase our advanced technologies –from ion exchange resins to reverse osmosis membranes, and from ultra filtration membranes to electrode-ionisation techniques.

“Over the last several years of our presence in India, we have partnered with customers and suppliers to provide innovative technologies that have helped optimise cost and energy requirements of treating water, thus contributing to the United Nations’ 2030 Sustainable Development Goals for different industries. As India continues to see strong economic growth, lifestyle changes and an increasing demand for clean water, we remain committed to providing our extensive expertise and broad portfolio of water treatment applications to the market. This way we’ll help address the water challenges and make India water positive,” said HP Nanda, Vice President & General Manager, DuPont Water Solutions.

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