1September
FDA Updates Guidance on Ethanol for Use in Hand Sanitizers
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the FDA updated its guidance for its “nonbinding recommendations” for hand sanitizer manufacturing on[...]
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17June
Altiras Chemicals Offers USP and FDA Compliant Ethanol for Disinfectants and Hand Sanitizers
Effective immediately, Altiras Chemicals offers USP ethanol for sale in 200 and 190 proof. These products can be provided undenatured[...]
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28May
Altiras R&D Team Publishes Recommendation on Acetaldehyde Content in Ethanol for Hand Sanitizers
Mark Myers, Altiras R&D Manager, and Todd Pencarinha, Altiras President, published a research paper with a key recommendation. They suggested[...]
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27March
Altiras Chemicals Offers Ethanol and Hand Sanitizers in order to Support Efforts to Prevent Covid-19
High-Quality Ethanol for Disinfectant and Hand Sanitizer Manufacturing At Altiras Chemicals, we recognize the urgent need to combat the COVID-19[...]
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27April
Altiras Chemicals Offers Alternatives to Glacial Acetic Acid
Low-Cost Acetic Acid Options Altiras Chemicals offers several acetic acid alternatives to replace glacial acetic acid and reduce operating costs.[...]
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5July
FAQ: Can my Hazardous Secondary Materials be distilled before being beneficially used?
Hazardous secondary materials pose a significant challenge in terms of disposal and management. When attempting to distill these materials, a[...]
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23June
FAQ: Does Altiras Sell Chemical and Solvent Recovery Systems?
Solvent Recycling Services by Altiras Altiras does not sell solvent recycling systems, but we offer comprehensive services to meet your[...]
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23June
FAQ: Do I need a RCRA Part B permit to recycle my hazardous chemicals on-site?
In this article, we address the question of whether an RCRA Part B permit is required for on-site recycling of[...]
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23June
FAQ: If I want to recycle hazardous chemicals off-site, do they have to go to a RCRA Part B permitted facility?
Recycling Hazardous Chemicals Without an RCRA Part B Permit Under 40 CFR 261.4(a)(24), hazardous secondary materials can be recycled at[...]
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4June
New Changes to Requirements for Hazardous Waste Generators now in Effect
We previously did a series of blogs to explain the upcoming changes to RCRA regulations that will impact generators of[...]
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10May
Altiras Develops a New Solution for Hazardous Secondary Materials that Cannot be Used “As-Is”
Managing hazardous materials can be challenging, but with proper reuse strategies, they can be transformed into valuable resources. Under 40[...]
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5April
FAQ: Can my former sulfuric acid waste be used to make fertilizer?
Understanding Sulfuric Acid Waste and Beneficial Reuse Environmental professionals are often confused about what can and cannot be done with[...]
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