The family owned business takes respecting the environment very seriously, especially when it comes to effluent discharge.
So when the company’s wastewater wasn’t up to SA Water’s specifications some years ago, it called on wastewater specialist Aerofloat to find a solution.
Health and safety are integral to Sunfresh Salad’s food preparation principles, and a system that both allowed it to meet SA Water’s effluent standards and contained odours, was a win-win for the company.
Today the system continues to produce excellent results.
Sunfresh Salads specifically chose Aerofloat’s system over other products on the market, according to Sunfresh Salads’ HR and Environmental Service Manager, Robert Mika.
“The AeroDAF 100 system was initially built as a prototype from Aerofloat’s new patented design, and we chose it for good reason,” said Mika. “Many other systems that we looked at were open top tanks exposed to the external environment. The Aerofloat system was completely enclosed, which meant there were no odours. Being enclosed also means we have no issues with rodents and there is no visual attraction for birds on site.”
The Aerofloat wastewater treatment system continues to remove up to 97% of fats, oils and grease and ensures a compliant effluent discharge.
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Meat manufacturer Meyer Food Co. utilised Aerofloat’s AeroDAF to ensure compliancy for its meat processing facility.
Circular Plastics Australia’s new plant in Altona North, Victoria, will recycle high-density polyethylene (HDPE) and polypropylene (PP) plastics from the Melbourne community. It required a wastewater treatment solution that would meet Melbourne city’s strict trade waste requirements.
Circular Plastics Australia’s new plant in Laverton, Victoria, required a wastewater treatment solution that would meet Melbourne city’s strict trade waste requirements. Aerofloat has worked with Circular Plastics Australia on multiple projects to ensure compliant wastewater.
