Sannitree
Water in Cape Town

Sannitree Microbial Products - Thoroughly researched and developed, are at the forefront of enzymology development and backed by technical support.

A diversified international company offering a wide variety of microbial based products for waste treatment. It is a research-based company and aims to be the market leader in its chosen field. At this early stage he realised the need to treat the sewage with something that would rapidly break it up, but at the same time not harm the environment. Mike was then joined by Gordon Bruce (Director, Finance and administration) and Brian Goodman (Director, Marketing & International Development). Today, the group is represented by subsidiaries or agencies in numerous countries around the world. The Company has achieved a level of business commensurate with its well proven reputation for Quality and Service and maintains and improves an ISO 9000 Quality Management Programme in order to further endorse this position. 100% enviro-friendly, biodegradable products for the treatment of organic waste & water. Our bio-enzyme products are the most concentrated, most effective, and most economical way to break down your organic waste. Developed by our own world class enzymologist and backed by the best technical support, our product line is constantly undergoing research and development to ensure we are at the forefront of enzymology development. Find the right solution for your organic waste or odour problems. We sell over 2 tons of product per month and are always looking for dynamic agents both locally and internationally. Envirowater submitted its idea after Cummins, the largest independent maker of diesel engines and related products in the world, called on innovators of all sizes of all sizes to come forward with market-ready, sustainable innovations to help Cummins achieve their Environmental targets in the UK. With the growing need to make water savings a way of life, Mike Mayne receives numerous calls from people who are taking the next big step to conserve this most precious natural resource. When Mike Mayne received a call from a man desperate to find a way to remove pungent dog urine odours from the artificial grass in his garden, he decided to take up the challenge.