INFINITY ENVIRONMENTAL

In 1999, Infinity Construction was invited to put together construction plans for building fish farms around Australia and overseas. After considerable research into the engineering processes, Infinity became excited about the idea of becoming involved with aquaculture. Spotting an opportunity within the nascent fish farming industry, Infinity purchased a plot of land in Bargo in the Southern Highlands, and built a facility... Infinity created a new division to manage the enterprise - Infinity Fisheries. The facility, farming barramundi, soon ran into trouble with its crops of fish regularly dying. A high concentration of iron in the bore-drawn water supply (40mg/l) was identified as the cause of the problem. Infinity realised it needed a chemical-free process to treat the water supply. It approached a group of scientists and its internal engineers to come up with a solution to the problem. They came up with a unique chemical-free system to treat the water to below drinking water..

Primary location: Alexandria Australia