Initially developed in the USA, where rapid industrial expansion and consequent swelling of cities already required some kind of self-sustainable solution, bioaugmentation consists of the use of microorganisms common in nature, selected and cultivated in laboratory, to repopulate the effluents and try to recover contaminated and degraded soils and waters.
With the possibility of a proven safe application of this technique, several institutes and laboratories formed highly capable teams to research, select and test, among the thousands of known microorganisms, the most efficient species for each type of work, taking care to develop strains naturally pure, without any possibility of genetic alterations or contamination by pathogenic organisms.
The microorganisms used in Enzilimp’s formulas are produced by one of these pioneer laboratories, now with 40-years’ experience. And pioneering is a staple in the history of Millenniun: Enzilimp was the second product of its kind nationwide to obtain registration with the Brazilian Institute for the Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (Ibama).
