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Ecowater Technologies, Ltda. Strives to lead the movement towards a more sustainable world through the discovery, development and sale of innovative biological products for the protection of hydrological systems against invasive bivalves.
Ecowater Technologies, Ltda. Together with Marrone Bio Innovation, thanks to the strategic and technological alliance, which examined more than 18,000 microorganisms and 350 plant extracts, improved by advanced molecular technologies to rapidly develop products and equipment for effective and environmentally responsible pest control , to help customers operate more sustainably, increasing the performance of the facilities and achieving a better return on investment.
Supported by a portfolio of patents issued and pending own products, currently available Ecowater Technologies, Ltda has:
Zequanox,The only biological molluscicide in the world market for the control of invasive bivalves.
Ecowater Ceramics, ecological liquid ceramic, specially created for anti-fouling treatments of aquatic organisms in submerged structures.
RSPC-IEB, the first equipment in the world for the detection and control of invasive bivalves at depths exceeding 6 meters.
Ecowater Innova, integral management model of pest control using exclusively ecological products and clean technologies.
RSPC-IEBVERT, equipment for detection, control and collection of waste from invasive settlements of bivalves in vertical walls at depths exceeding 6 meters
In addition to these products and equipment, Ecowater Technologies, Ltda, has marketing and exploitation rights for Brazil and Europe of other high technology and efficiency auxiliary equipment.
Ecowater Technologies Ltda, is the only company in the sector, created especially for the ecological control of invasive bivalve pests in open and closed water systems.
ECOWATER DO BRASIL, LTDA. STRUCTURE
Damage caused by invasive bivalves in Europe is estimated at 12,000 million euros. In Spain, from the first identification of D. polymorpha in 1991 until now, it is estimated that the damage has exceeded 8 billion euros. In Brazil it is estimated that this species has caused quantified losses of 34,000 million dollars and in the United States 134,000 million dollars. Other countries, such as Argentina, Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay or countries of Central America are also affected by the zebra mussel, although in these cases there are no economic estimates that quantify the damages caused by the spread of the species.
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