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Future Drought Fund supports wastewater innovation in Shire of Murray

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What happened

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Technology developers, wastewater specialists, and agtech innovators gathered at the Food Innovation Precinct Western Australia. The event, supported by the Shire of Murray and the Future Drought Fund, featured five interstate and international companies presenting cost-saving wastewater management solutions for WA industries. These solutions target abattoirs, breweries, and food processors facing rising waste utility fees and stricter compliance standards.

From farmweekly.com.au

Why it matters

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Tightening wastewater compliance and increasing waste utility fees are pressuring agrifood and meat processors. The showcased technologies offer methods for reducing financial overheads, such as through reusable wastewater and clean irrigation water for paddocks.

From farmweekly.com.au

Who's involved

  • Shire of MurraySupported the PropaGATE Innovator Showcase at the Food Innovation Precinct Western Australia.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Jordan WoodsSpeculative

    Jordan Woods might see his business costs decrease through the successful implementation of cost-saving wastewater technology at the brewery.

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