NSF - Water Programs

Great discussions and collaboration at the Annual DWTU Industry Forum hosted by NSF at its headquarters in Ann Arbor, Michigan between May 12-13.   We were honored to welcome key industry leaders including those who traveled as far as from Korea. It is both encouraging and critical for the water industry to have organizations actively participating in the advancement of water treatment and purification technologies—addressing contaminants of emerging concern and helping shape industry trends through rigorous testing and certification, including to standards such as NSF/ANSI 53 and 401.   Events like the Industry Forum and Joint Committee meetings play a vital role in:   ✅ Sharing critical industry insights and expertise ✅ Identifying opportunities for improvement across the water sector ✅ Ensuring that certified products consistently deliver the water quality they promise   A sincere thank you to all our partners for contributing to this important exchange and for your continued commitment to advancing safe, high-quality water. If you are a manufacturer, regulator, or public health professional in the DWTU space and are interested in participating in standards development, we encourage you to connect with NSF. #WaterQuality #DWTU #Standards #PublicHealth #Innovation #NSF #Samsung #MicroFilter #SafeWater

📯EU-MHR is changing the rules of the game. For manufacturers, NSF can help prepare for compliance and secure access to the European market. Why NSF? ✅ A global leader in public health and certification ✅ A local partner, with multilingual experts supporting manufacturers across Europe ✅ Pre-assessment services designed to prepare for EU-MHR requirements 🎥 Find out why NSF is a partner you can rely on during this critical period. To learn more about EU-MHR services, visit: https://bit.ly/4uG1Msi #EUMHR #NSF #Certification #WaterIndustry

A newly released white paper, On-Site Chemical Generation: Closing the Effluent Compliance Gap (https://bit.ly/4tVzM2z) has been written by water expert, Blake Stark, and explores how the growing use of on‑site chemical generation in water treatment revealed a gap in verifying the safety of chemicals produced at the point of use—and how a standardized effluent testing approach developed last year now enables clear, consistent compliance.

Are you working with products or materials in contact with drinking water in the UK? ☝Regulation 31 sets strict requirements – and navigating them efficiently matters. Here we highlight how NSF supports you with fast, DWI-ready results ✅ A single partner for all required testing ✅ Experienced experts in REG 31 ✅ Clear, streamlined communication ✅ Bundled services for global approvals Simplify your path to compliance. https://bit.ly/4nNdzlO #NSF #Regulation31 #DrinkingWater #UK

For UF/MF membrane module manufacturers, winning municipal work often comes down to one thing: confidence in your claims. NSF/ANSI 419 establishes performance requirements for public drinking water equipment and includes evaluation of Cryptosporidium reduction using appropriate methods/surrogates. It also includes materials safety evaluation per NSF/ANSI/CAN 61, and an optional virus reduction evaluation for UF/MF modules—useful when buyers want an extra proof point. Click here for more information: https://lnkd.in/geCF-b-e #Ultrafiltration #Microfiltration #MembraneFiltration #WaterTreatment #DrinkingWater #ProductCompliance #QualityAssurance #NSF

Understanding regional requirements is key to succeeding in the global onsite wastewater market. Join our NSF x PIA - Prüfinstitut für Abwassertechnik GmbH seminar in Brussels on June 16 to gain practical insights into the latest standards, testing approaches, and regulatory updates. What you’ll learn: 💡 North America: NSF/ANSI 40, 245, 350 – what’s new and why it matters 💡 Europe: PIA testing, EU compliance, and R&D support 💡 A walkthrough of all the testing required 💡 Real-world lessons learned from industry experts Plus: networking lunch before and a live Q&A + networking session after the seminar to connect with experts and peers. 👉 Register here: https://bit.ly/4v9f9kz #wastewater #NSF #PIA #WaterIndustry

We are excited to meet customers and partners at the upcoming ACE26 Show in Washington, DC. Blake Stark, Dyan Hunt, Kathryn Foster and David Nance will be there to talk about how NSF can help you leverage your certification and testing needs. #ACE26, #AWWA, #NSFTesting, #NSFCertification, #NSF60, #NSF 61, #PFAS

🚿 NSF/ANSI 177 is the only standard specifically designed to verify chlorine reduction in shower filtration systems. ✅ Health-focused performance claims ✅ Independently tested ✅ Consumer-trusted certification If your product claims chlorine reduction, NSF/ANSI 177 is the benchmark that proves it. Click to learn more: https://lnkd.in/grxkr63V #WaterQuality #NSFCertified #NSF177 #ShowerFiltration

Where is the global onsite wastewater market heading? Together with PIA - Prüfinstitut für Abwassertechnik GmbH, we’re bringing industry experts and manufacturers to Brussels to explore the latest developments shaping the market. 📍 NH Brussels Airport, Belgium 🗓 Tuesday, June 16 At our joint event, we’ll take a practical look at: ▶ Global market trends & growth regions ▶ Water reuse developments ▶ Evolving regulations across North America and Europe Join us for important insights and deep discussions with industry peers! Register here 👉 https://bit.ly/4uqWWPF David Platt Markus Joswig Blake Stark #NSF #PIA #Wastewater #WaterReuse #Sustainability

For three years, the UK has been without a designated lab capable of completing REG 31 testing, creating a backlog of hundreds of product approval applications. Our Oakdale laboratory in Wales has now become a DWI-designated laboratory for this testing, effectively closing that gap and making it the only UK facility offering both BS 6920 and REG 31 leachate testing. This is a significant advancement for drinking water safety - and for the 55 million people served by public water supplies in England and Wales. ➡ Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e3f8cb52 #NSF #DWI #NSFTesting #REG31