Distillery wastewater is one of the most polluted waters to treat and dispose of in the F&B industry. Roughly 88% of a distillery's raw materials are converted to waste alone*. It is difficult to treat and dispose of this wastewater due to its dark color, high temperature, high ash content, low pH as well as high amounts of dissolved organic and inorganic material.

When it comes to assuring the quality of raw materials in pharmaceutical water production, real-time testing (RTT) [or real-time release testing (RTRT)] is becoming more and more commonplace. Data integrity, data transfer, data security, and data management are all parts of a successful RTT strategy. 

What does it mean to follow the carbon? Following the carbon throughout your processes allows you to monitor processes or quality and pinpoint issues as they come about. Carbon monitoring is useful for asset protection, process optimization, quality control, and regulatory compliance.

Quality control labs are well aware of data integrity and the compendia; however, several questions regularly arise about how to maintain and ensure that regulations are met. Here are five tips to help ensure your data meets the current regulations.

Microfluidic technology offers a reliable, cost-effective, accurate and sensitive way to move and/or analyze liquids, including processing of the liquid such as in mixing or chemical reactions.