Food & Beverages Industry

Treatment of Food & Beverage Industry

The treatment of food & beverage industry wastewater poses unique challenges due to the diverse range of organic substances present. Some effluents, like those from dairy production, are even more complex in composition due to the presence of fats, proteins, and lactose.

Conventional wastewater treatment methods often fall short of addressing this complexity. This may be due to the inability to utilize the rich organic compounds to accelerate the process of BOD/COD reduction.

PureBact microbial culture offers an effective solution. These cultures are carefully selected for their ability to metabolize and break down complex organic compounds, proving instrumental in optimizing food & beverage wastewater treatment efficiency.

Employing sustainable biological practices, our solution adeptly consumes organic components, presenting an eco-friendly and highly efficient approach to wastewater treatment for the food and beverages industry.

Advantages of PureBact Microbial Culture in Food & Beverage Wastewater Treatment

Deals with complex organics such as fat, proteins, lactose, etc.
Rapid growth of MLSS with high MLVSS Content: The culture promotes the rapid growth of Mixed Liquor Suspended Solids (MLSS) with a high concentration of Mixed Liquor Volatile Suspended Solids (MLVSS), crucial for efficient treatment.
Acclimatized microbes - Hence higher COD/BOD removal: PureBact introduces pre-acclimated microbes, leading to more efficient removal of Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) and Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD).
Reduces BOD & COD and suppresses the foul odor from ETP & STP: The culture effectively reduces BOD & COD while minimizing unpleasant odors associated with wastewater treatment.
Reduces Operational costs - No downtime: PureBact can help optimize treatment processes, minimizing downtime and operational costs.
Aids in the reuse of treated water or in meeting PCB discharge norms: PureBact treatment allows for the reuse of treated wastewater or helps facilities comply with PCB discharge regulations.