Campari is a contemporary and charismatic timeless classic. Its vibrant red colour and unique bitter taste are the heart of every Negroni and the soul of some of the most famous cocktails around the world. Faced with rising market demand, J Wray & Nephew’s commissioned a new distilled water plant at their Jamaican production facility.
Case Studies
Global brewer uses ion exchange water softener technology to deliver water efficient, product consistency across Europe and South East Asia
With products available worldwide, the centre of this global brewer’s brand is consistency. Every bottle of beer or cider must taste the same, wherever it is produced. The drive for high quality starts with consistent product ingredients and it was this requirement that brought the drinks producer to Envirogen Group.
Bespoke water recovery plant exceeds water reduction targets for Britvic Beckton
Advanced 3D modelling techniques and engineering innovation led Britvic to significantly reduce their wastewater discharge at their Beckton site – far exceeding their original targets. This modified water recovery plant system, built around existing technology and fully integrated with their current production line, led to huge additional cost savings.
Creating hygienic process water for Coca-Cola’s key product lines in Edmonton
Following the decision to relocate an Oasis product line from Milton Keynes to its state-of-the-art Edmonton site, Coca-Cola European Partners (CCEP) needed to re-evaluate the supply of high specification process water feeding the system. Although an interim solution was coping with the flow, it was time for a more permanent solution.
Process water treatment plant keeps the drinks flowing at the largest soft beverage plant in Europe
Coca-Cola’s flagship manufacturing plant in Wakefield, UK, is the largest soft drinks plant by volume in Europe, owned and run by Coca-Cola European Partners (CCEP). When the previous process water treatment plant, supplying many of its manufacturing lines, began to reach the end of its life, the team started to evaluate the whole incoming water process. Envirogen Group was asked to design a system that would meet the needs of the site, but the new plant would achieve much more.
Taking a holistic approach to their water treatment system cuts water waste by 40% and electricity use by 35% for Molson Coors
With an output of over 1.2 billion barrels of beer per annum, Molson Coors’ Burton-on-Trent site is Britain’s largest brewery. Supplying the nation with high-quality lager requires large volumes of purified water. When Envirogen Group was awarded the service and maintenance contract for the existing water treatment system, a series of health checks and audits revealed an alternative solution that would deliver a return on investment within a year, while reducing energy bills by 35% and water waste by 40%.