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We are pleased to announce that Berenika Bond, Alpha-Purify's Commercial Director, will be attending the WETEX event in Dubai from 1st to 3rd October 2024. Here's why you should meet her...

The recent outbreak of E.coli in salad used in supermarket sandwiches, leading to a significant recall across the UK, has once again highlighted the critical need for stringent food sterilisation processes.

In today's world, where environmental sustainability is paramount, industries are continually seeking ways to reduce their ecological footprint. One of the most effective methods gaining traction in water treatment is the use of ultraviolet (UV) technology.

In recent years, the environmental and health hazards posed by PFAS, including PFOS, have gained significant attention. Removing these from our water remains very much a challenge.

Methane gas can come from both natural sources and human activities. The challenge is that an estimated 60% of today's methane emissions are the result of human activities which make it a major contributor to global warming.

The end of a year is traditionally a time to reflect on the year's successes before moving forward into the new year. So let's take another look at 2023's top 5 news stories from the Alpha-Purify website.

It’s clear that the world is changing, climate change and environmental concerns are becoming part of everyday conversations. Can UV light help deal with the looming microplastic problem?

Water is a precious resource, and we need to do everything we can to conserve it. One way to do this is to recycle greywater and blackwater.

Celebrating UNESCO's International Day of Light with a brief overview of the various industries and applications of Ultraviolet light solutions for disinfection systems and processes that benefit everyday life.

When fish stock needs to be transported by a vessel there is the challenge to keep the fish safely enclosed and in healthy water for the duration of the voyage. To do this it usually means using a ‘wellboat’.

UV technology has been steadily taking over the disinfection market and is projected to grow from USD 2.9 billion in 2020 to USD 5.3 billion by 2025, but why?

On the 8th September 2017, Ballast Water Convention (BWC) regulations came into force for all sea going ships greater than 400gt.

Ultraviolet technology is playing a critical role in the safe ongoing treatment of patients with kidney disease.

UV-C is becoming a common alternative to sanitizing both fruit and vegetables post-harvest. Research shows that using UV light to sanitize our fruit and veg can delay microbial growth without altering the quality of the produce.