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Feralco presents: Feralco, starring NICASAL®
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Chloride-free NICASAL® – an available alternative to PAC products
Currently, the demand for PAC based products is very high. In addition, there is a lack of hydrochloric acid, which has led to a further product shortage and an price increase of flocculants and precipitants based on PAC. FeIIICl-flocculants are also hardly available at the moment. A turnaround is not expected in the coming months.
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Shortage of precipitant
The current shortage of precipitants presents us all with unprecedented challenges. In particular, iron-based precipitants and chloride-containing aluminum compounds are currently only available to a limited extent.
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Feralco WaterLab
What’s that living in the mud?
To support the microscopic examinations in the laboratory, Feralco has developed the WaterLab – the digital determination aid for filamentous bacteria, bell-animals, and water levels.
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Feralco Water Award ceremony at the University of Duisburg-Essen
In December, Feralco Deutschland GmbH awarded students at the University of Duisburg-Essen with a prize endowed with a total of 1500 € as part of the “Feralco Water Award 2021”.
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PRESS RELEASE
Stronger together – Merger to Feralco Deutschland GmbH
Nienburg/Weser, 01.10.2021. The Feralco Group acquired the former Venator Wasserchemie in June 2021. The next step is the merger of the two companies to Feralco Deutschland GmbH.
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Stronger together – Venator Wasserchemie becomes Feralco Wasserchemie
Nienburg/Weser, 01.06.2021. Two leading companies in their sector – Feralco Group and Venator Wasserchemie – are joining forces. With this merger, the two companies are taking the opportunity to strengthen their respective market positions in Germany and other national markets for the long term.
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Saving resources despite summer droughts
The summers are getting drier, and the winters are getting shorter. More and more summer droughts appear every year in Europe that are far more severe than in the previous year. The German Weather Services (DWD) reported that the months of April to September were dominated by drought. The time, which is especially important for plant growth, is therefore becoming more and more unpredictable and farmers must be able to plan their resources better in the long term.