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The differences between the 3 types of bottled water, and what bottled water is exempt from the rules.
How to register as a spring water producer, and the rules you must follow to produce and market spring water.
Formerly part of M18, technical guidance for industrial plant operators (and their contractors) who monitor effluent discharges to water and sewer.
Get help to classify edible vegetables, roots, tubers, herbs, spices, fruit, nuts and peel for import and export.
How bottled water producers can get a natural mineral water recognised in England, and rules you need to follow to produce and label it.
Information about the Coombe mine water treatment scheme in Cornwall, England.
For the first time, over 1.2 million ‘eligible’ non-household customers in England can choose their water supplier (from 3 April 2017).
Check the tariff classification for surface-active preparation for washing the skin and the hair (gel 2-in-1).
Calculate nutrient budgets for developments in the catchment of Esthwaite Water Ramsar.
How to manage water use, levels, drainage and irrigation, and avoid pollution from waste water and sheep dip.
Find out the information you must give to customers on food products and how to give it.
Defra's plan to clean up our waters and ensure a plentiful supply for the future.
The licences and permits you need, the documents you must prepare, and how to apply to build a hydropower scheme.
Advises on how planning can ensure water quality and the delivery of adequate water and wastewater infrastructure.
Background, evidence and analysis on challenges affecting the water environment.
Consumer Council for Water (CCW) represents water and sewerage consumers in England and Wales and takes up unresolved complaints. CCW is an executive non-departmental public body, sponsored by the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs .
How to use the calculators to work out a nutrient budget for residential developments in nutrient neutrality catchments.
This series brings together all documents relating to water quality and abstraction statistics.
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