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News Release from: Food Processing Faraday Partnership | Subject: YW Seminar 1st March 2005
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 21 December 2004
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A one day seminar entitled Water Supply and Disposal in the Food and Drink Industry will show companies how they can improve their environmental performance while making giant cash savings
Each year organisations nationwide lose millions in the way they use and dispose of water Food Processing Faraday Partnership Limited are staging a one day seminar entitled Water Supply and Disposal in the Food and Drink Industry, to show companies how they can improve their environmental performance while making giant cash savings
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 2 May 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Issues surrounding water supply, how to use it and dispose of it will be examined while focussing on the key areas of cost reduction.
The seminar is to be held on 1st March 2005 at Esholt Hall, the home of the Yorkshire Water Learning Centre, Bradford and will feature speakers from Envirowise, Whirlwind Technologies, Kaiku, Yorkshire Water, Bethan Technology and Imperial College London and Britvic Soft Drinks.
John Stanford, Technology Translator for Food Processing Faraday said.
"The main objective of the day is to show companies how they can improve both their environmental performance and their operational efficiency by making better use of water".
"Wastewater flow can be as much as 18% of finished product, and this is paid for twice, as resource on its way into the process, and again as a waste stream on its way out.
Water is a critical business resource which cannot be ignored when assessing overall business costs - but how can this be quantified and acted on?" The seminar seeks to provide many of the answers and will outline those methods and technology for reducing usage that will allow businesses to improve their financial and environmental performance.
As a key note speaker Andy Grange, Group Health, Safety and Environment Manager, Britvic Soft Drinks will be exploring the many added value opportunities in utility management, waste minimisation, water conservation and environmental improvements that can stem from a close partnership with Yorkshire Water.
The day will feature speakers from, Envirowise, Whirlwind Technologies, Kaiku, Yorkshire Water, Bethan Technology and Imperial College.
London and Britvic Soft Drinks.
The conference fee is £80 (ex VAT) fee with discounts available to all Food Processing Faraday members and free entry to SMEs in the Yorkshire and Humber Region.
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