PFAS and EU rules: from measurement to effective water treatment
What drinking water requirements mean from January 2026, and how to connect analysis, action and filtration planning.
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Original articles: from everyday sources of PFAS to water monitoring and solution planning.
What drinking water requirements mean from January 2026, and how to connect analysis, action and filtration planning.
Read articlePFAS explained, practical advice and tests of everyday products. Three selected resources with brief introductions and links to the originals.
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Research links some PFAS to health effects, but compounds, exposure and the strength of evidence vary.
Read articleSwitching foam should be combined with equipment inspection, water collection and a plan for further treatment.
Read articleHow to ask suppliers clear questions and connect material selection with water assessment.
Read articleWhat recognition for innovation management means for technology development, and which questions remain crucial for customers.
Read articlePaper, cardboard and straws require assessment of composition, coatings and intended food contact.
Read articleWhy origin, food type and sampling plans matter when interpreting results, and what this means for water protection.
Read articleA blood test indicates the presence of selected compounds. Its interpretation differs from drinking water analysis.
Read articleWater resistance and durability do not prove the presence of PFAS. Ingredients, supplier information and intended use matter.
Read articleEarly groundwater assessment helps plan water collection, treatment and monitoring during construction.
Read articleWhat information is needed for a test to provide useful design input?
Read explanationInvestment is only part of the picture. Media, analysis and waste management also matter.
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