The spring water bottling industry is undergoing a significant transformation, especially with sustainable practices. One of the most crucial innovations is the shift from traditional plastic bottles to biodegradable and 100% recyclable materials. These new materials reduce waste and ensure natural spring water remains pure and uncontaminated.  Along with biodegradable bottles, the industry is also exploring using lightweight packaging. Advanced bottling machines now produce...

Water, the elixir of life, is a finite resource that sustains all living beings on our planet. As the global population surges and environmental challenges intensify, the need to conserve natural mineral water becomes paramount.  When speaking of water found in nature, one tends to think of rivers, lakes, oceans, and the like. And that is quite unfortunate since a significant portion of the...

Mineral water comes from an underground source but must necessarily have a minimum of 250 parts per million of Total Dissolved Solids (TDS). Minerals and trace elements must come only from the underground water source; they can’t be added during bottling. The TDS of both mineral and spring water can fluctuate because the minerals come from the rocks and earth where the water flows....