How do aerobic and anaerobic processes differ?

Anaerobic and aerobic treatment are two forms of biological treatment that operate on the fundamental principle of using microorganisms to break down organic compounds in wastewater. However, the most obvious difference between these two processes is that aerobic treatment occurs in the presence of oxygen, while anaerobic treatment does not....

BioFix Fresh Participates in the Vietnam Agricultural, Aquatic, and Seafood Import-Export Fair Organized by the Western Industrial Zones Team

On May 7, 2025, at The Green Resort in Cai Rang District, Can Tho City, the Vietnam Agricultural, Aquatic, and Marine Products Import-Export Fair took place with great enthusiasm, featuring the participation of numerous businesses from across the country. Organized by the Western Industrial Zones Team, the event served as...

BioFix Fresh Participates in a Circular Economy Awareness Event at the 167th Brigade

The seminar “Circular Economy for Sustainable Development: Application of Organic Composting Models and Wastewater Reuse” on May 19, 2025, at the 167th Naval Brigade concluded successfully with active participation, lively discussions, and enthusiastic engagement from officers and soldiers—paving the way for practical approaches to environmental protection right within the barracks....

BIOFIX FRESH MARKS 10 YEARS OF CREATING SUSTAINABLE VALUE

On July 4,in a solemn yet warm atmosphere, BioFix Fresh held a ceremony to celebrate its 10th anniversary (2015–2025) at its new headquarters, marking a proud journey of development and opening new doors to confidently step into an era of creating sustainable value. The 10th-anniversary celebration of BioFix Fresh is...

Treatment of swine wastewater using biological methods

Swine livestock wastewater is primarily generated from pig cleaning and barn maintenance.  The wastewater contains feces, urine, uneaten feed, and other materials. Swine livestock wastewater is characterized by high levels of organic pollution, nitrogen (N), and phosphorus (P), and contains a large number of pathogenic microorganisms. What are the components...