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After Working with Bolthouse Farms for Nearly a Decade, Pacific Clean Water Technologies, Inc., Through Its Subsidiary Western Water Consultants Inc. (WWC) Has Begun to Create New Products to Enhance Existing Applications
ACCESSWIRE - Wed Sep 18, 12:55PM CDT
IRVINE, CA, September 18, 2013 - (ACCESSWIRE)- Pacific Clean Water Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: PCWT) through its subsidiary WWC, began working with Bolthouse farms in early 2004. Upon initially reviewing the facilities, WWC introduced a safer more effective way to generate chlorine dioxide in the plant. "We initially treated approximately 4.5 million gallons of process water daily from the washout system. By feeding our approved potable water products WW-1601 and WW-1100 in strategic locations we have been able to clean the water for re-use. We believe this initial program saves roughly 60 million gallons of water annually" said Craig McMillan, CEO. Another benefit was the program lowered chlorine disinfectant by-products which is a concern for some market places, namely Japan.
After Working with Bolthouse Farms for Nearly a Decade, Pacific Clean Water Technologies, Inc., Through Its Subsidiary Western Water Consultants Inc. (WWC) Has Begun to Create New Products to Enhance Existing Applications
ACCESSWIRE - Wed Sep 18, 12:55PM CDT
IRVINE, CA, September 18, 2013 - (ACCESSWIRE)- Pacific Clean Water Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: PCWT) through its subsidiary WWC, began working with Bolthouse farms in early 2004. Upon initially reviewing the facilities, WWC introduced a safer more effective way to generate chlorine dioxide in the plant. "We initially treated approximately 4.5 million gallons of process water daily from the washout system. By feeding our approved potable water products WW-1601 and WW-1100 in strategic locations we have been able to clean the water for re-use. We believe this initial program saves roughly 60 million gallons of water annually" said Craig McMillan, CEO. Another benefit was the program lowered chlorine disinfectant by-products which is a concern for some market places, namely Japan.
