Uponor has been rapidly expanding its footprint in Hutchinson despite some challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) WaterSense program is considering expanding the types of products that can earn the WaterSense label to include systems that enhance water quality at the tap.

Bill Gray, president, Building Solutions – North America, and a member of Uponor’s executive committee, has decided to pursue new challenges outside Uponor.

Joining PMI at the start of 2022, Uponor North America is set to work alongside other PMI members to meet challenges relating to labor, supply chain, sustainability and more.

As companies continue to explore how to safely return office staff in a post-pandemic environment, Uponor North America is giving its office employees the flexibility to work their own way.

The purpose of this standard is to assist engineers, designers, plumbers, builders, developers, landscape and irrigation professionals, state and local government, and end users in implementing a stormwater harvesting system while protecting public health and safety.

The top rating recognizes multifaceted initiatives in water-related risk mitigation.

Pollack will take a pivotal role in WQA's public advocacy and coalition building.

PMI concurs with DOE's final rule on the definition of a showerhead, reinstating the Oct. 2013 definition and withdrawing the Dec. 2020 interpretation of the term "showerhead," and an associated definition for "body spray."