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Taiwan (1) Current Status of the Water Purifiers Industry in Taiwan The water purifiers industry in Taiwan began in the 1970s and has experienced rapid growth since the 1990s. In its early stages, the industry concentrated on processing and assembly activities in the midstream. Nearly fifty years later, the industry continues to focus on materials […]

U.S. History of the water purification industry in the USThe US water treatment industry took off with the establishment of the National Sanitation Foundation in 1944. Seventy-six years on, the US water treatment industry has been a world-leading pioneer, as evidenced by its innovative products and invention of filters. 2 Most stringent standard for drinking

The author has been working in the water purification industry for 35 years. As much as 90% of his business is exports to a total of 54 countries. He has travelled to 87 countries and about 45% of the time throughout the year he is on the road visiting clients; participating in tradeshows and marketing

First, the unusual demographic structure. The population of Kuwait is approximately 3.82 million. Among them, the number of citizens is only around 1.21 million, while the remaining 2.61 million are all foreign workers. Isn’t this an unusual demographic structure? Second, the policy regarding foreign workers. The six Gulf states (GCC) produce petroleum, which makes the

I. Introduction The global outbreak of the new coronavirus, which began in December 2019, was still ongoing at the time the author completed this document. As China was the first country to implement citywide lockdowns, many factories were unable to reopen as scheduled after the Chinese New Year. Additionally, of those factories that could reopen

Celebrity Bingbing Fan, Chiling Lin, Tamia Liu, and Lei Huang attended AUQATECH Shanghai 2. Thriving IndustryExhibitors from across the globe filled the venue. Recently, world-class brands from outside the water purification industry have begun investing in and merging with existing suppliers, or seeking factories to label their brands and showcase their products at this exhibition.

Because the translator let me down, I took advantage of the time to write this article and share the anecdotes I encountered in Egypt. First, the waters of the Nile.In Egypt, the residents’ livelihood largely depended on the Nile, which stretches 6,853 kilometres. Although the Nile’s waters are muddy, the cost is relatively lower compared

The first visitor on the first day of the water treatment exhibition was actually a member of a foreign trade association, Ms Liru Gao, who was conducting market research for the 2020 Taipei Water Show. What impressed me most was that she had done her homework before coming, mentioning that she had also discovered my

Firstly, the largest Muslim country versus the water purifier market. Indonesia has a population of 250 million, making it the largest Muslim country in the world. If we consider population as a factor, it represents a potentially massive market for every industry. However, the average salary for people living here ranges between $150 and $200

First, wealthy individuals can purchase water to drink.In Congo, people’s perception of water purifiers may not be adequate. Their demand for water purifiers was not particularly high due to the low national income. In shopping malls or on the streets, one could not see any shops selling water purifiers. I asked some locals where their