Phoslock Noticias

This article is based on a case study prepared by Sandhurst Lake Fishery owner Nick Leach, describing how internal phosphorus loading was identified and addressed as part of a long-term lake management strategy to improve water quality at the fishery.

Excess phosphorus continues to challenge lakes and reservoirs across Europe. This article explores the science behind Phoslock®, its independently validated safety profile, and real-world results from major projects such as Rotterdam’s Kralingse Plas.

Phoslock® confirms manufacturing will restart at the Changxing facility in early 2026 following refurbishment works. The decision supports future supply into Europe as inventories normalise and demand for phosphorus management solutions continues across lake and reservoir projects during 2026 programmes.

Aquatic Solutions UK has introduced a new tool to support precise placement of lanthanum-modified clay in freshwater projects. The system strengthens dose control, improves distribution, and helps teams deliver well-documented phosphorus-management work across a wide range of site conditions.

Phoslock EU is proud to sponsor the UK & Ireland Lakes Network Conference 2025 in Killarney. Join Damian Whelan and our team to explore sustainable phosphorus management and long-term strategies for improving freshwater quality.

Loch Flemington’s recovery shows how phosphorus-binding technology can reduce blue-green algae and restore freshwater quality. Learn how Phoslock played a key role.

Phoslock has been relisted on the ASX after a two-year suspension. Discover how the Company’s renewed focus and strategic direction strengthen its role in delivering sustainable water quality solutions.

Washington’s Rainbow Lake treated with Phoslock. The phosphorus-binding clay improves water quality, reduces nutrient impacts, and supports safe recreational use.

Phoslock’s new Phos-Chat tool connects you directly with water quality experts. Share photos, ask questions, and get tailored support for your lake, pond, or wetland—right when it matters most.