Endress+Hauser expands; GE signs service contract with Russian plant; Phenomenex opens new facility.
The project aims to prevent, reduce and eliminate water pollution through monitoring, standard-setting, Total Maximum Daily Load development, permitting, surface and ground water enforcement and compliance activities, program management among other water quality related activities GE signs service contract with Russian petrochemical plant GE and Bashneft, a Rosneft-affiliated company, signed a long-term wastewater treatment service agreement at Rosneft’s industrial facilities in the Russian city of Ufa.
As part of the 15-year contract, GE will provide advanced digital technologies to monitor filtration equipment at the plant.
Juanita’s Foods achieves top rating from Safe Quality Food Institute Juanita’s Foods received a Level III (Excellent) rating by Safe Quality Food (SQF) Institute — the organization’s highest rating — following a three-day audit of the Mexican food company’s facilities.
SQF ratings are recognized by retailers and food service providers around the word as a comprehensive and credible food safety management system.
The new location supports twice the production capacity and enables improved logistics and delivery speeds for the company’s customers around the world.
Heartland Water Technology expands board of directors Heartland Water Technology Inc., named two new additions to its board of directors; Kevin T. Knobloch and Christopher Beaufait.
Knobloch was most recently the chief of staff to Secretary of Energy Ernest Monitz at the U.S. Department of Energy, where he led initiatives to meet multiple critical missions including clean energy technology, R&D and deployment; nuclear and toxic waste remediation; and energy infrastructure and security issues.
He is currently Senior Research Associate at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University.
Beaufait was most recently group senior vice president, Asia Pacific & China for Vestas.