INSTRACTION TECHNOLOGY / SUPPORT IN SLOVENIA AND CROATIA

Understand PFAS. Make informed decisions.

Technical insights: from the basics and regulations to technology in practice.

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13 articles

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Why assess CAPEX and OPEX together when choosing filtration?

Investment is only part of the picture. Media, analysis and waste management also matter.

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.

instrAction and TOP 100 2026: innovation from laboratory to application

What recognition for innovation management means for technology development, and which questions remain crucial for customers.

PFAS-free products: from packaging claims to a verifiable choice

How to ask suppliers clear questions and connect material selection with water assessment.

PFAS and health: understanding the evidence without exaggeration

Research links some PFAS to health effects, but compounds, exposure and the strength of evidence vary.

PFAS from firefighting foams: planning for water after an incident and flushing

Switching foam should be combined with equipment inspection, water collection and a plan for further treatment.

PFAS on construction sites: check pumped-water quality before excavation

Early groundwater assessment helps plan water collection, treatment and monitoring during construction.

From PFAS analysis to a well-designed pilot trial.

What information is needed for a test to provide useful design input?

PFAS in food packaging: why the material alone is not the whole story

Paper, cardboard and straws require assessment of composition, coatings and intended food contact.

PFAS in cosmetics: what ingredients do and do not tell us

Water resistance and durability do not prove the presence of PFAS. Ingredients, supplier information and intended use matter.

PFAS in blood: what a measurement tells us and how to interpret it

A blood test indicates the presence of selected compounds. Its interpretation differs from drinking water analysis.

PFAS in fish and seafood: the link between water and the food chain

Why origin, food type and sampling plans matter when interpreting results, and what this means for water protection.

What does the Slovenian Consumers’ Association say about PFAS?

From understanding persistent chemicals to informed everyday choices. Selected further reading on zps.si.

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