

COD 50,000 ppm:
The high-difficulty challenge
(2008~2011) This wastewater treatment project may seem unrelated to the agricultural domain of Earth Foods at first glance, but it is an essential journey of technological enlightenment. This extraordinarily challenging endeavor allowed both humans and microorganisms to endure the harsh trials of the tropical rainforest. In the designed high-temperature environment, thermophilic bacteria were cultivated to withstand the heat, eventually leading to a proliferation of biodiversity. This process unveiled the secrets of extremophile microorganisms, laying the foundation for cross-disciplinary advancements from wastewater treatment to soil remediation, culminating in the field of agriculture at Earth Foods. Truly, by combining "good water" and "good soil," we naturally achieve the finest crops.
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Embarking on the Journey
from Site Surveys to Data Analysis
Global Endeavors
Overseas Exploration and Solution Development
Crossing Frontiers
from Tropical to Temperate Zones
Rainforest Action
Equipment Production and On-site Installation
Tropical Trials
Rigorous Site Conditions During Installation
Daily Endeavors
Cohesive Management within the Team
Tripartite Synergy
Physical, Chemical, and Biological - Mutual Radiance of Composite Technologies
Tripartite Synergy: Physical, Chemical, and Biological - Mutual Radiance of Composite Technologies