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Despite meeting the permitted regulatory limits, the presence of pesticides in water is a warning sign. Learn more about Glyphosate, the most commonly used pesticide in Brazil.

Water is everywhere and is the subject of many conversations in our daily lives. How much water should we drink daily? How can we save water at home? What are the health risks of drinking chlorinated water? There are many questions and, naturally, many myths resulting from common sense are created and passed down from generation to generation.

Staying healthy is a goal we can all share, and fortunately, there are steps we can take to increase our chances of staying well and fighting off infections. And they’re as simple as staying hydrated. “Water is vital for the functioning of all your organs and is critical to keeping your immune system functioning at…

According to recent research, 30 million Brazilian citizens live without a supply of treated water.  Worldwide, this number rises to 1.2 billion inhabitants without access to drinking water. A problem for the state, but also for individuals. Find out what you can do to contribute to this cause.

At Culligan, we are committed to the transparency of information relevant to our community.   The Transparency and Equal Pay Report for Women and Men – 1st Semester 2024 is now available.  Click and access the full report:

In addition to its undeniable importance for the environment, reusing water in industry can generate great benefits and savings for companies.