The art and science of beverage technology
The Water Quality and Treatment Technical Committee strives to promote continuous improvement of water processes for the beverage industry. We achieve this by:
Our Committee/Sub-Committee Members bring a wealth of expertise and knowledge to this forum and are focused on extending the state of art in Water Quality & Treatment. Jointly our goal is to bring ISBT members up to date with new developments necessary to manage their production facilities safely and efficiently.
The objectives / goals of the committee include:
The Water Quality and Treatment Technical Committee strives to promote continuous improvement of water processes for the beverage industry. We achieve this by:
Our Committee/Sub-Committee Members bring a wealth of expertise and knowledge to this forum and are focused on extending the state of art in Water Quality & Treatment. Jointly our goal is to bring ISBT members up to date with new developments necessary to manage their production facilities safely and efficiently.
To that end, here are the latest activities of the Water Quality and Treatment Technical Committee.
The Water Quality and Treatment Technical Committee will present the latest technology and innovations at the BevTech® 2023 meeting in Orlando, Florida. Click here to preview the topics and the tentative agenda. The Water Quality and Treatment Technical Committee meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 2, 2023. The theme of this year's BevTech is Supply Chain Resilience.
Please click on the More Information button for additional details about any of these subcommittees. If anyone wishes to join a group, please contact the Subcommittee Chairs.
The objectives / goals of the committee include: Subcommittee description needed.
The objectives / goals of the committee include: This subcommittee coordinates the development of education modules and seminar speakers as needed.
The objectives / goals of the committee include: This subcommittee was formed to develop guidelines and best practices in administering water purification equipment. Each unit operation delivers a specific target in water quality and needs to be properly sanitized so as to maintain peak performance and consistent food safety. The goal will be to evaluate current state-of-art and develop universally applicable SOP for each process in question.
The objectives / goals of the committee include: The purpose of the Source Water Contaminant Resolution Subcommittee is to develop guidelines and position on detecting, monitoring, and developing alternatives to remove low level contaminants from ingredient water. The initial scope is to develop a white paper on issues pertaining to polyfluoroalkenes (PFAS) in source water. We have valuable insight from the Carbon Subcommittee and feedback from the July 2020 PFAS Workshop. Current technologies include Carbon, Membrane, and Ion Exchange. We are looking for other technologies and valuable input on the topic.
The objectives / goals of the committee include: Subcommittee description needed.
The objectives / goals of the committee include: Subcommittee description needed.
The Water Quality and Treatment Technical Committee worked with the Beverage Institute by ISBT® and The Packaging School to develop the following courses:
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Meeting specifications for water is an essential process for beverages. If you are responsible for, or need to understand beverage water or wastewater treatment, then this is your course. This course will help you to understand the criteria to select the optimal process for your application. The course provides specific details on the water supply chain and key technologies used to treat and pretreat water.
Non-Member: $675
Member: $567
In order to supply beverages, we must have ingredients. Without them, a beverage cannot exist. There are different types of beverages, and, naturally, these different types have different ingredients. This Beverage Ingredients course offers a deep dive into understanding the principles of the chemistry, manufacturing, quality guidelines, and applications of the most common ingredients in beverages we consume.
The Water module was developed in conjunction with the Water Quality and Treatment Technical Committee.
Non-Member: $975
Member: $819
Note: Any ingredient module may be purchased a la carte by clicking the Learn More button, then selecting the link to View Course for the module(s) you are interested in, then clicking the Buy button.