October 2004 Volume 46 Number 10
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	The Joy of Giving: For Euphoria Water Company, the competitive edge is charity by Karen R. Smith In 1982, Paul Newman launched Newman’s Own Oil and Vinegar Salad Dressing...  read more   Is It Time To Add A Bottled Water Plant? by Karen R. Smith A majority of water treatment professionals, finding significant cross-selling opportunities, enter the bottled water business...  read more   The Bottled Water Industry 2004—A Year of Defining Moments by Henry R. Hidell, III During the last decade the bottled water industry has experienced unprecedented growth while at the same time experiencing major consolidation activity and declining margins...  read more   Flush Cycle Improves Performance of Water Vending Machines by Michael A. Stern With the news media reporting an oncoming worldwide shortage of potable water, many new companies are entering the water vending machine business...  read more   Bottled Water: #2 -- Commercial Beverage in the U.S. -- Fast growing segment becomes second only to soft drinks by John Rodwan Bottled water now ranks as the second largest commercial beverage category in the United States on a volume basis...  read more
Features
	Performance of an Active Biological Contactor (ABC): Treating Winery Wastewater by Manuel Alvarez Cuenca, Ph.D. Historically, winery wastewater has been either disposed of by obsolete and polluting methods like septic tanks, leach fields and ponds, or tank stored on-site and treated off-site...  read more   Stopping Legionella and Other Waterborne Pathogens in Their Tracks –- A Global Perspective by Judy Angelbeck, Ph.D. For many people the word Legionella conjures up memories of the Hotel Bellevue in Philadelphia, Pa. in 1976...  read more   Pumping: Mexico City’s Wastewater by David Lazar With the ground sinking due to the depletion of the aquifer, Mexico City was faced with the prospect of building pump stations to lift wastewater up and out of the city, which was once served by a gravity system...  read more
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Columns
	Viewpoint: Bottled water under assault read more   Bottom Line: on the Bottling Line by William S. Siegmund, CWS-V read more   Borrego Springs: Bottled Water Uncapping Success in Southern California by Nate F. Searing, WC&P Managing Editor read more   Coming Up Through the RanksJohn Heurkins of Chester Paul Company by Nate F. Searing, WC&P Managing Editor read more   Minimum Performance Requirements, Minimum Service Flow: Requirements that must not be minimized! by Rick Andrew read more   Risk Perceptions of Waterborne Disease by Kelly A. Reynolds, MSPH, Ph. D. read more   Form and Function: Bottled Water Websites That Are Entertaining and Informative by Nate F. Searing, WC&P Managing Editor read more