IAPMO helps lead development of international roadmap to improve drinking water safety across APEC economies.
During a APEC workshop in Peru, IAPMO joined global experts, manufacturers and policymakers to address urgent water safety challenges and build a harmonized framework for safer, more sustainable drinking water systems throughout the Asia-Pacific region.
In a time of division and disruption, Plumbing Manufacturers Internationa aims to chart a path of collaboration.
The 2025 PMI Annual Report highlights the association’s leadership in uniting stakeholders across the plumbing industry to shape effective policies on trade, sustainability, workplace equity and water efficiency.
Sloan brings sustainable hydration to Wrigley Field with new bottle fillers and water coolers.
As the Cubs' Official Water Efficiency Partner, Sloan installs DropSpot stations with PFAS filtration throughout the stadium, giving fans easy access to clean, refillable drinking water.
This merger aims to deliver industry-leading leak protection and intelligent water management.
Watts Water Technologies is combining the power of Nexa and The Detection Group to create a smarter, more connected solution for Intelligent Water Management.
The condition of underground sanitary drainage is crucial for community health, but aging pipes pose significant challenges globally. Traditional replacement methods disrupt daily life and harm the environment. Trenchless technology minimizes these issues, making it essential for creating sustainable and resilient cities.
Water conservation has become a critical issue, with over 4 billion people living in water-stressed areas. Effective water management is vital for both commercial and residential businesses to address consumer concerns and comply with regulations.
Outdated pipe sizing standards are no longer suitable for modern multi-bathroom homes, especially post-COVID-19. The International Code Council is collaborating globally to update these standards for improved efficiency and health.
Labeled RO systems must be independently certified to use at least 50% less water than typical RO systems and send 2.3 gallons of water or less down the drain for every gallon of treated water produced.