Bluewater says the numerous studies investigating the health impact of single-use plastic bottles underscore the urgent need for consumers to take their safety into their own hands and ditch plastic bottles for alternatives such as sustainable stainless-steel bottles or glass bottles protected in a shatter-proofing silicon sleeve.
At Bluewater, we are propelling our efforts to find alternatives to single-use plastic and its production, transportation, and disposal, from developing micro bottling systems to helping significant sports, music, and other events sustainably hydrate hundreds of thousands of fans without a plastic bottle in sight.
"Our latest innovation to rid the planet of the contamination caused by single-use plastic bottles is geared to help hotels and lodges with their journey to go plastic-free by providing an efficient, eco-friendly, and cutting-edge alternative..." said Bluewater founder and CEO Bengt Rittri
One simple thing that I think everyone can and should do to reduce their single use plastic usage, is to use a refillable, sustainable water bottle that can go everywhere with you, says world class kite foiler Ellie Aldrige, one of the world's leading female formula kite athletes.
Bluewater’s stainless-steel bottles are made from premium grade, recyclable sustainable steel and use eco-friendly, non-toxic silicone for cap liners, loops, and the company’s unique no spill sports caps.
The Bluewater filtration system, placed on site at each of the five 52 Super Series regatta’s, proved hugely popular, according to the race organisers and was used by all sailing teams, organisers, and local operatives for their daily drinking water requirements.
The water purification business is seeing strong growth as people almost everywhere increasingly question their tap water quality. Bluewater is well-positioned with the right products and people to leverage that opportunity.
"... lawmakers around the world need to acknowledge the reality that a large proportion of discarded plastic never makes it to recycling facilities due to poor functioning plastic waste management systems," says clean water tech innovator and beverages company Bluewater.
'We want to thank The R&A, organisers of The Open, for taking the lead in providing hydration solutions that end the need for an event to sell plastic bottles of water,' said Bluewater founder and CEO Bengt Rittri.
The study provides even more evidence of the threats posed by tiny microplastic particles smaller than 5 millimeters, which are literally everywhere, in the air we breathe, the food we eat, and the water we drink.
At Bluewater. we are deeply honoured that The Open chose a sustainable Bluewater bottle that we warranty for 100 years if the owner registers the bottle .
“We know that micro-plastics are in the food we eat, the air we breathe, and the water we drink, yet the evidence the particles and the chemicals they contain are in our blood is frankly shocking,” said Bengt Rittri.
