The facility will bring USALCO’s expertise in producing the world’s finest coagulants into the state of Arkansas, supplying local customers and providing improved logistics into Oklahoma and Central Plains locations, while bringing new full-time jobs to the region.

The successful completion of this project is a significant milestone for the company and a testament to its ongoing commitment to growth and expansion. With the added capacity, USALCO is well-positioned to remain a leader in the industry and continue to meet and exceed the needs of its customers.

USALCO, LLC, a leading provider of water treatment solutions for municipal and commercial customers, announced today that it has acquired the coagulant manufacturing business of Brenntag Southwest, Inc.

USALCO, a leading producer of high-quality water treatment and industrial chemicals, announced today that the Company has opened a new Research and Technology Center at its flagship manufacturing facility in Baltimore, Maryland. The Tech Center will play a vital role in accelerating the Company’s research and development efforts to tackle some of the most complex water treatment challenges. It aims to enhance the current practices to make them more sustainable and capable of handling new and emerging contaminants.

The new Lead and Copper Rule places several public communication requirements on the nation's water providers; thousands of utilities lack staff or expertise to implement public information campaigns, placing their reputations at risk; LeadCopperRule.com provides proven plans, products, and consulting for every COMMS requirement, including emergencies

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AWG International and The DeLeon Group tested the AWGI Model 2500 Atmospheric Water Generator in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia with a view toward establishing a market for AWGI products, which supply safe, clean drinking water from the air.

The Canadian Water is associated with an artesian aquifer located in the Selkirk Mountains, near Nelson, BC, Canada. The water from the aquifier was analyzed and indicated that it was of exceptional quality.

The EPA said Wednesday it would regulate the volatile organic compound perchlorate in drinking water, noting it would take about two years to develop an effective regulation plan.

According to George Squires, CEO of DitchtheBottle.com, water bottles are not only messy, but they have a negative impact on the environment. Ditch the Bottle seeks to eliminate that impact by providing safer, fresher and better tasting drinking wat

Following the acquisition of Tyco Waterworks Europe by the private equity firm Triton, a new group TALIS enters the market. With immediate effect, 9 strong international brands will form the TALIS Group of companies.

Desalination, a key water business segment, is reviewed in the lead article of the July on-line issue of Ultrapure Water. Other articles examine pretreatment and operation of RO membrane treatment systems-- important aspects of RO desal plants.

Colitag's revolutionary 16 - 48 hour Water Test Proved Effective Using the Alternative Test Procedure and is approved for the Determination of E.Coli Testing Under the Ground Water Rule

The drugs and chemicals in drinking water issue may be a socially and chemically complicated issue, however the solution is simple: the water- responsible consumer. DrugsInDrinkingWater.com challenges the Nation to take up this new facet of recyclin

Introducing the world's first stainless steel filtered water bottle. Has patented filtration system that removes 99.99% of pollutants like chlorine, voc's, pesticides, herbicides, heavy metals and biologicals. Water from any water source can be used.

New York Times ran an investigation recently into the safety of our tap water with startling results. According to their article, the law regulating tap water is 35 years old and regulates only 91 of the more than 60,000 chemicals that are used in th