On March 11, 2024, the European Commission announced a significant advancement in the monitoring of microplastics in drinking water. This announcement marks a major step in efforts to ensure the safety of water intended for human consumption.
Since the beginning of 2024, WESSLING France's laboratory in Saint-Quentin-Fallavier (38) has been accredited* by COFRAC to carry out the UBM - Unified Barge Method test (standard NF ISO 17924).
At the beginning of January, WESSLING France organised a "company day" with the main aim of raising awareness among all its employees of climate issues and the importance of acting together.
As part of the Bioac'ERS project, WESSLING France and the "École d'Ingénieurs de Junia" in Lille are joining forces. The main aim of this collaboration is to promote the use of bioaccessibility.
Biodegradation (nb. the scientific term is "biodegradability") is defined as the capacity of a molecule to be broken down biologically by living organisms. Read more here.
WESSLING is committed to greener spaces by launching a greening project at its Lyon site. Students from the horticultural and animal breeding college at La Tour du Pin planted 175 bushes and flowers along the fence around our building.
On Wednesday November the 29th, 2023, the French "Association des Entreprises Inclusives de l'Isère" (Ae2i), of which WESSLING France is a member, organised its first major event in Grenoble.
As demonstrated by the creation of the WESSLING Innovation Award in 2008, WESSLING places innovation at the heart of its approach. Discover this year's 2023 winners.
In 2023 WESSLING France was involved in Sustainable Development Week between 18th September and 8th October 2023. Here are the actions we have proposed this year: