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different chemicals are required. This could come at a cost both to the environment and the buyer.


“Products which don’t utilise phosphates will invariably be of a lesser quality especially when washing at lower temperatures, which is fast becoming the more popular choice for users. This could lead to deposits being left behind. Therefore, the use of phosphates is considered the only option for those wanting to ensure high levels of hygiene and sanitisation.”


“Products which don’t utilise phosphates will invariably be of a


lesser quality especially when washing at lower


temperatures. Therefore, the use of phosphates is considered the only


option for those wanting to ensure high levels of hygiene and sanitisation.”


He added: “Phosphates have become a commercially strategic area for the business given the increased demand we’ve seen in the market, that has come largely from the detergent manufacturing sector. As part of our plans to enhance our phosphate offering, we have developed five products, each with its own features and applications as we see this being a growth product across not just detergents, but a number of different industries.”


In addition to multiple uses in detergents, aiding stain removal and water softening; phosphates are also well utilised in paints and coatings, metal treatment and acrylic applications as well as in some flame retardant products. Phosphates are often favoured as a cost-effective alternative to replacing lead pipework by preventing the metal leaching into water systems.


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