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Graver Technologies to Exhibit at WQA Convention & Expo 2026

Graver Technologies is exhibiting at WQA 2026 in Miami. Discover our latest water filtration and separation technologies at Booth #745, April 28–30.

Wine Lees: Winery Waste to Sustainable Treasure

By reimagining the role of wine lees, we can mitigate environmental risks and unlock a world of sustainable possibilities. The journey from waste to worth is not without its challenges, but with continued research and innovation, wine lees can contribute to a more sustainable future for the wine industry and beyond.

OIL THERAPY: Potential therapeutic opportunities CBD oils.

There are a growing number of processes being developed from the extraction of the CBD oil for potential health benefits without the associate “high”" of THC .

WASTED ENERGY: Wastewater Fuels Cleaner Future

Wastewater treatment and resource recovery technologies could be the key to a cleaner and more sustainable energy future.

CLEAN LIVING: Critical Dialysis Pre-Treatment

Effective and affordable dialysis reverse osmosis (RO) therapy requires a proper purification system that critically includes water pre-treatment.

DRINKING RAGE: Flavored Malt Beverage Boom

Flavored malt beverages are being produced in increasing volumes by large breweries and microbreweries as consumer demand increases for beer alternatives.

MEAN WELL: Droughts Raise Arsenic Levels

Worsening drought conditions have increased arsenic levels in domestic water wells calling for frequent testing and high-quality water treatment.

PRESSING CHARGES: Upcoming EV Battery Boosts

Electric vehicle adoption relies heavily on the convenience and speed of charging methods, and researchers think they might have found a better way to manage EV battery charging and life.

DUELING DATA: Biotech's Risk-Reward Paradigm

Biotechnology holds great promise in presenting important alternatives to conventional methodologies, but the benefits must be evaluated against potential pitfalls.