Wyldox-Srinivasa Partnership: Torchbearers of Growth in Poultry Sector
How a trial on the worst-performing farm became one of the most significant partnerships in Indian poultry.
Expert perspectives on water sanitation, pathogen control and clean water across the industries we serve — from poultry and dairy to aquaculture, food processing and beyond.
How a trial on the worst-performing farm became one of the most significant partnerships in Indian poultry.
How Wyldox Aqua became a recognised name across India and overseas, transforming shrimp and fish farming operations.
Across livestock, food processing, agriculture and healthcare — clean water is not a nice-to-have. It is the foundation everything else is built on.
Broilers drink twice as much water as they eat feed. What is in that water determines more about flock performance than most producers realise.
Vaccination programmes protect against viral diseases. Water sanitation protects the vaccination. The two are inseparable.
Mastitis costs the global dairy industry billions annually. Water — in the parlour, in the drinking system, in the cleaning programme — is a vector that is rarely fully controlled.
Dry matter intake, milk yield and reproductive performance are all directly influenced by water quality. The numbers make a compelling case.
In aquaculture, the animal and its water are inseparable. Shrimp disease is almost always, at its root, a water quality problem.
RAS technology promises land-based, sustainable fish production. Water quality management is what determines whether the promise is delivered.
Water is an ingredient, a cleaning medium, and a vector. For food and beverage processors, getting water sanitation right is not optional — it is the licence to operate.
The final food safety intervention in fresh produce is not at the packhouse — it is at the point of irrigation. Contaminated irrigation water is a farm-to-fork risk that is largely preventable.
Chlorination has saved more lives than any other public health intervention in history. It is also reaching the limits of what it can do, and the gaps are significant.
