Focusing on water reuse is a must! Pharem/Zymatic is proud to team up with Perstorp and RISE to focus on implementing enzyme-based treatment solutions for reusing process water at their production sites. #enzymes #waterreuse #sustainability #zymatic #circularity #organicchemicals
Zymatic launches a new product category, Standardized Treatment Solutions, under the existing INDUSTRY umbrella. The standardized solutions are targeting common problematic compounds and groups of compounds and are increasing the company product portfolio. #enzymes #organicpollutants #emergingpollutants #wastewatertreatment #chemicalindustry #pharmaindustry
Pharem, a Greentech frontrunner in enzyme-based water treatment solutions, has joined forces with the global biopharmaceutical company AstraZeneca to develop sustainable water treatment solutions. Using Pharem's platform Zymatic, the companies target one or several waste streams from API manufacturing to find new ways of treatment using enzymes.
Pharem wins the BlueInvest Award in the category Circular Economy and Preventing Ocean Pollution. A highly regarded award from EUs own initiative to invest in the Blue Economy
Pharem Biotech and Leading Cities (AcceliGOV) is now accepting applications from any wastewater treatment plant or industrial water processor. The application is open until mid-March for a funded water treatment pilot. The pilot is worth $100,000 targeting organic micropollutants and unwanted organic compounds to reduce chemical emissions to our water environments
Pharem have, with its water treatment brand Zymatic, been selected as one of only 20 SMEs to join the InnoWise Scale project. The joint project objective is to find innovative solutions for various water scarcity challenges in Southern Europe.
Lonza Solutions and Pharem Biotech have started a new water treatment project together. Using Zymatic, Pharem's enzyme treatment technology, the treatment step will be tailored to target and treat various organic compounds in one or more selected process streams.
Vattenreningstekniken Pharem Filtration System (PFS) har i hård konkurrens valts ut av holländska kunskapscentret STOWA*, som ägs gemensamt av de regionala vattenförvaltarna i landet, för en utvärdering.