What water reduction target has Ecolab's Suzano, Brazil plant set, and what technologies or initiatives support it?

Ecolab's Suzano, Brazil manufacturing facility has committed to reducing water use by 40% per ton of product by 2030. To achieve this goal, the plant has implemented specific projects including the deployment of 3D TRASAR™ Technology and process optimization, both explicitly cited in the news body as key enablers of its water reduction strategy.

What external partnership does Ecolab engage in to advance regional water security, and how is it connected to the Suzano plant's certification?

Ecolab engages in collective action and partnerships—including with The Nature Conservancy through the São Paulo Water Fund—to protect and improve water security in the broader region; this collaborative effort is directly linked to the Suzano plant’s AWS Core Certification, which recognizes not only site-level water stewardship but also contributions to shared watershed health beyond the facility’s fence line.

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Ecolab's Suzano manufacturing facility in Brazil has achieved Alliance for Water Stewardship Core Certification. The plant aims to reduce water use by 40% per ton of product by 2030 through process optimization and 3D TRASAR™ Technology.

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