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Bluewater to Launch Award-Winning Café Station in USA this April at Specialty Coffee Expo 2025 in Houston
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Sweden's Tierp Arena launches sustainable water partnership with Bluewater
Stockholm, Sweden, September 24, 2025: Tierp Arena, one of Northern Europe’s largest motorsport venues located 120 km from Stockholm, today announced a new partnership with Swedish water purification and beverage company Bluewater to deliver sustainable hydration solutions at its events. The collaboration marks a major step in reducing single-use plastic bottles while ensuring visitors have acces
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Game, Set, Match Against Plastic: St. Tropez Club Serves 100% Pure Water, No Chemicals, No Microplastics
The new dispensers at St. Tropez Club, made possible by a generous gift from American philanthropists Eric and Wendy Schmidt, harness Bluewater’s cutting-edge SuperiorOsmosis™ technology to remove contaminants and deliver pristine, great-tasting water.
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À Saint-Tropez, le Tennis et Padel Club dit adieu aux bouteilles en plastique
« Le club de Saint-Tropez montre l’exemple en refusant la dépendance aux bouteilles en plastique jetables », souligne Bengt Rittri, fondateur et PDG de Bluewater, pionnier suédois de l’écologie.
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New Study Warns of Health Risks from Plastic Water Bottles
"Every plastic bottle avoided is a step toward protecting both personal health and the planet,” says Bengt Rittri
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Bluewater Showcases Emergency Water Station at DSEI UK 2025 – The Global Defence Industry’s Pivotal Platform
“Access to safe water is mission-critical, whether for military personnel in forward operations or for civilians caught in conflict and natural disasters,” said Johan Söderström
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Bluewater Brings Pure, Plastic-Free Hydration to Thrive by WHX – Africa’s Premier Sport & Wellness Expo
“Our job is simple: keep people hydrated with water that’s not only healthier for their bodies, but better for the planet too. Once you taste and feel the difference, it’s hard to go back," says Janneke Brasecke
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Bluewater donne des super-pouvoirs à l’eau du robinet alors que les microplastiques envahissent les boissons du quotidien comme le café et le thé
« Les gens ne devraient pas avoir à craindre qu’une simple tasse de thé ou de café introduise des particules plastiques ou des produits chimiques éternels comme les PFAS dans leur organisme. »
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