Wastewater treatment has gained immense significance in today’s context where protecting the environment is a prime concern. The main objective of enzymes for waste water treatment is to treat the effluents before they are discharged so that the environment is not polluted. Enzymes for wastewater treatment in general refers to treatment of suspended, floatable material and treatment of biodegradable organics.

The wastewater from food processing industry contains carbohydrates, proteins, fats and pectinaceous materials that are barely decomposed by microbes during the activated-sludge treatment.

Enzymes start degrading organic waste immediately upon addition while existing bacteria strains use the organic wastes as carbon and nitrogen sources for growth and effectively treat the system for the long term.

In addition to treating suspended and biodegradable organic matter, enzymes used in wastewater treatment also contribute to odor removal. These enzymes act as a key component in enzyme-based odor eliminators, effectively neutralizing and eliminating unpleasant odors associated with wastewater. By targeting the organic compounds responsible for the odor, enzyme-based odor eliminators ensure a more comprehensive and efficient wastewater treatment process while improving the overall environmental impact.

To enhance the treatment of wastewater from these processing industries, combination of specialised enzymes facilitates hydrolysis of BOD and renders it suitable for decomposition by activated sludge treatment and composting.

Our formulated enzymes for wastewater treatment product effectively breaks down organic waste and increases the quality of wastewater effluent without the use of harsh chemicals.

Enzymes start degrading organic waste immediately upon addition, while existing bacteria strains use the organic wastes as carbon and nitrogen sources for growth and effectively treat system for the long term.