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CHEMDOC is an innovative SME specialising in the industrial water cycle, membrane filtration techniques for process water, and recycling. Recognised in these fields, it has been working for 15 years with major international industrial groups and is supported by the French innovation bank BPI.
A constant process of innovation has led the company to develop novel recycling processes combining several membrane and electrochemistry stages. Together with the syrup manufacturer MONIN, CHEMDOC wants to demonstrate the relevance of its technical solutions for achieving the ZLD "zero liquid discharge" factory outcome.
At the start of the project, the company has a workforce of 20 people and generates €2.6M in turnover, growing by 20%, driven by industrial ReUSE and the recovery of pollutant materials.
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Georges MONIN SAS is the parent company of the MONIN group, which is made up of 7 sister companies. With more than 700 employees at the start of the project, the group generates a turnover of more than €300 million and produces more than 100 million bottles per year. Monin is the world leader in the market for syrups for professionals.
Bourges is the group's headquarters and also its largest industrial site in terms of volumes produced. The company exports to more than 160 countries. MONIN is aware of the strategic importance of water for its long-term viability and for the regions where it operates, in a context of climate change and growing pressure on the resource.
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The National Institute of Applied Sciences of Toulouse is a public scientific, cultural and professional institution. With more than 17,000 engineers working in all sectors of the economy (in 2021), INSA is recognised for the excellence of its training and its research, which is firmly rooted in the industrial sector. Over the period 2014-2020, INSA took part in 22 Horizon 2020 projects.
Through its TBI research laboratory and the Bio-Industries and GPTE transfer centres, INSA has in-depth, cross-disciplinary expertise in water-related issues and is identified as a major player in water innovation in France, Europe and worldwide.
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OiEau is a non-profit association whose aim is to develop the skills needed to improve domestic and industrial water management. OiEau employs 140 people and draws on 250 external experts. It is supported by 149 partner organisations, 32 of which are foreign.
OiEau runs the permanent secretariat of INBO (the International Network of Basin Organizations) and coordinates H2020 projects: Smart.Met, Fiware4Water and the LIFE Eau&Climat project (FR-LIFE19_GIC_FR_001259).
