Food & Beverage Wastewater Projects
Food and beverage manufacturing produces some of the most concentrated organic wastewater in industry — biscuit and bakery lines alone can exceed COD of 18,000 mg/L, while confectionery, dairy, starch and beverage streams carry heavy sugars, fats, oils and grease that overwhelm under-designed plants. Getting the primary treatment and biological stages right is the difference between a plant that meets norms and one that fails audits.
Spans Envirotech has designed, built and serviced effluent and sewage treatment plants across the full breadth of the food & beverage sector for three decades. The projects below span biscuit and bakery, confectionery, dairy, rice milling, starch and nutrition beverages — from greenfield ETP design to capacity upgrades, troubleshooting and long-term operation & maintenance.
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In-Depth Case Studies
Detailed, documented projects showing our engineering approach for this sector.
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Projects Delivered in This Sector
A selection of clients we have served — a track record of handling this type of wastewater across capacities, geographies and treatment approaches.
Britannia Industries
2010ETP project
Britannia Industries
2024ETP operation & maintenance
Sunrise Biscuit (Britannia)
2024ETP operation & maintenance
ITC (ICML)
2025ETP supply & ORP system
PRAN Group
2026PIP ETP
Anmol Industries
2024Effluent treatment plant
Perfetti Van Melle
2008ETP design & site works
Perfetti Van Melle
2013ETP project
Perfetti Van Melle
2006ETP project
Perfetti Van Melle
2006ETP project
IFFCO Seville
2023Confectionery equipment supply
GSK — Horlicks
2013ETP project
GSK — Horlicks
2013ETP project
PepsiCo
2013Effluent treatment (with Aztek & L&T)
Amazon Starch
2013Effluent treatment plant
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