According to Reuters report, nearly 70% of India’s water resources are contaminated, impacting three out of four Indians and contributing to 20% disease burden. Only one-third of wastewater is treated, and the rest sewage flows to the rivers, lakes, and ponds, which eventually adds to groundwater and increases the toxicity of water to a high level, making consumers vulnerable to health risks. To provide an ultimate purification solution for the discerning consumers that demand clean household water, DuPont Water Solutions has launched TapTec^TM HF Membrane, which is a superior product compatible with all residential water purifier brands.

DuPont Water Solutions offer a reliable solution with a wide range of products such as ion exchange resins, reverse osmosis, and nanofiltration membranes, reverse osmosis and ultrafiltration membranes and electrodeionization products that help customers take the hold of opportunities for a cleaner world.

In India, there is a huge demand for Reverse Osmosis water purification system, owing to the advantages that the advanced technology offers. However, the RO water purifiers have certain limitations such as poor water flow, high energy consumption, and frequent filter replacement. The new product introduced by DuPont Water Solutions, TapTec ^TM Plus HF is made from an innovative thin-film membrane technology that provides a unique balance of reliability and provides value for performance. The advanced water purifier membrane is designed specifically for the Indian water conditions, that works to feed water up to 2000 TDS and gives up to 98% rejection assuring faster stabilization.

On the product launch of TapTec^TM  HF, DuPont Water Solutions India Business Leader said, “We thank you all for using the new TapTec^TM  Plus HF RO element which was designed after taking extensive feedback from you over the last year. Your feedback helped us create a new product that offers high rejection and high flow. TapTec^TM Plus HF innovative product empowers you to use the same RO for various water conditions and a variety of water needs.”

TechSci research said, “Innovation of products and technology of water purifiers can complement the growth of global water purifier market. India is a lucrative marketplace for the major players in global water purifier market as a significant population still have limited access to clean drinking water. Increasing awareness about the ill-effects of consuming toxic water to rural Indian population can help to fuel the growth of global water purifiers market.”

According to TechSci research on “Global Water Purifiers Market By Technology (Membrane, Media & UV), By Region (Asia-Pacific, North America, Europe, Middle East & Africa and South America), Competition, Forecast & Opportunities, 2015 – 2026”, Global water purifiers market stood at USD 41.22 billion in 2019 and is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 8.06% during 2020-2026 to reach USD 68.09 Billion by 2026,  on account of deteriorating water quality, rapid industrialization and increasing awareness about waterborne diseases. Increasing water pollution due to continuous industrial expansion and unmonitored waste discharge into water sources is deteriorating the quality of water. With rising health concerns among consumers, demand for water purifiers is expected to grow at a robust pace during forecast period.

According to TechSci research, “Global Residential Water Purifiers Market By Technology (RO, Media, Ultraviolet, Ultrafiltration & Others), By Region (APAC, North America, Europe, MEA & South America), By Sales Channel (Indirect & Direct), Competition Forecast & Opportunities, 2023”, Global residential water purifiers market stood at over $ 14.2 billion in 2017 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of around 12%, to surpass $ 28.5 billion by 2023. Anticipated growth in the market is majorly led by rising population, rapid urbanization and deteriorating water quality across the globe. Moreover, rising cases of water borne diseases is making people cautious about the health risk associated with drinking impure water, which is further expected to steer growth in global residential water purifiers market. Additionally, growing penetration of low-budget residential water purifier in the developing countries along with emergence of advanced and innovative water purifiers is further expected to propel demand for residential water purifiers, globally, over the course of next five years.