Water recycling company Ekopak partners with Deceuninck-QuickStep

Tim Declerq takes a drink from a bidon
Tim Declerq (Deceuninck-QuickStep) takes a drink from a bidon (Image credit: Getty Images)

Deceuninck-QuickStep have signed a three-year agreement with water treatment firm Ekopak, in a partnership that blends with the WorldTour outfit's sustainability focus.

The Belgian company, started in 2004, will become a jersey sponsor. It specialises in providing industries with purified water and has since branched out to design, build and operate systems to reuse rainwater, surface water and waste water and to help companies limit their water use.

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