Bluewater Spotlights Smarter Ways to Protect Drinking Water Quality as UN Water Report Sounds Alarm
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Bluewater Spotlights Smarter Ways to Protect Drinking Water Quality as UN Water Report Sounds Alarm
Bluewater Relaunches in the U.S. to Tackle Tap Water Contamination and Single-Use Plastic Waste at the Source
Bluewater Cafe Station Wins ‘Best New Product’ at 2025 World of Coffee in Dubai
Tiny plastic particles in tap and bottled water could be an invisible health threat – new study uncovers hidden risks.
Bluewater Kitchen Station wins coveted 2024 GOOD DESIGN Award
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Bluewater puts water at the heart of coffee quality at Coffee Fest Los Angeles
“The specialty coffee industry has become incredibly precise about beans, roasting and brewing. Water should be treated with the same level of attention,” said Niklas Ivarsson, president of Bluewater Inc. “Water is one of the largest ingredients in every cup, yet it has traditionally been one of the least controlled. We want to change that.”
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Two Cases. Two Minutes. One Person. Delivering 1,000 Liters of Drinking Water an hour
The Bluewater Emergency Station can be activated by one person in around two minutes, fully deployed in under 15 minutes, and generate up to 1,000 liters of purified drinking water an hour from any local water source – stream, lake, surface water, or reservoir, whether contaminated or brackish.
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CORRECTION: Bluewater Emergency Water Station press release
STOCKHOLM, Sweden – 17 August 2026 – Earlier today, Bluewater issued a press release headlined “Battlefield Hydration: 10,000 Litres of Drinking Water an Hour — From Two Carry Cases in Ten Minutes.”
We would like to correct an error in that release. The stated output of the Bluewater Emergency Water Station (EWS) should have read 1, -
Battlefield Hydration: 1,000 Litres of Drinking Water an Hour — From Two Carry Cases in Ten Minutes
The Bluewater EWS is both highly portable and powerful. One soldier can set up the system in about ten minutes, and it can then produce up to 1,000 liters of drinking water per hour from contaminated fresh and brackish water.
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Mounting evidence of microplastics' health dangers fuels an urgent global appeal for action
“We have spent years debating whether microplastics are a problem. The question now is how seriously we are prepared to respond,” says Bluewater CEO Bengt Rittri.
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Bluewater Turns Baltic Sea Water into Drinking Water at Stockholm Sailing World Championship
Bluewater is showcasing its Emergency Water Station at the Stockholm Sailing World Championship, converting Baltic Sea water into safe drinking water. This portable purification system underscores the importance of water resilience amidst increasing global challenges regarding water availability and quality.
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Bluewater Helps Drives Sustainable Hydration Across Golf's Biggest Summer Championships
"Golf is demonstrating how major sporting events can combine world-class fan experiences with meaningful environmental action..."
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