Sweden's global water technology company Bluewater launches drive to provide access to clean water across Africa and banish need for single-use plastic bottles with a significant investment in South Africa. Bluewater is combining with I-Drop Water, South Africa's top clean water solutions company, which won the 2017 All Africa Business Leader Award for 'Innovator of the Year'.
Bluewater will help avoid the use of around half-a-million throw-away plastic water bottles during the upcoming Volvo Ocean Race stop-over in Cape Town by providing four unique water stations using the company's patented state-of-the-art purification technology that will turn low quality water in clean drinking water for tens of thousands of visitors to the race village.
Clean water technology leader Bluewater publishes white paper exploring the potential adverse effects on human health of drinking water lacking in minerals. Basing its conclusions on available scientific evidence, Bluewater says low levels of minerals in drinking water do not appear to play a significant role in meeting total human needs for nutrients.
Bluewater, a world leader in premium water purification technologies, showcases product line up at Aquatech 2017, the largest meetup of water professionals in the world, October 31 to November 3 in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Bluewater also launches a global movement to bring cleaner water to everyone and tackle single-use plastic by leveraging the clean water delivery efficiency of its products.
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Bluewater, a world leader in innovative drinking water purification technologies, joins forces with Volvo Ocean Race contender Vestas 11th Hour Racing to deliver pristine drinking water at stopovers during the 2017-18 Volvo Ocean Race and slash the need for single-use plastic.
As studies indicate drinking water contamination is worsening across the United States, Americans need to find home-based solutions to ensure health and peace of mind
Sweden’s Bluewater leverages its advanced water purification technologies to save the planet from a quarter-of-a-million throwaway plastic bottles on Bermuda during the four weeks of the 35th America’s Cup.
As the 35th America’s Cup racing gets underway on Bermuda, Sweden’s Artemis Racing and has teamed with water purification innovator Bluewater to provide visitors to its pavilion in the America’s Cup village in the Royal Naval Dockyard with unlimited amounts of free still and sparking water from a public Bluewater ‘Oasis’ hydration station.
Bluewater, a world leading provider of water purification solutions for homes and hospitality businesses such as restaurants and hotels, will demonstrate its full lineup of powerhouse-performance water purifiers at the HD Expo tradeshow in Las Vegas, May 3-5, 2017. You can find Bluewater on the Tilebar booth, #Booth 5657, Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas.
Swedish water purification technology leader Bluewater has appointed Mattias Westerberg as Chief Executive Officer with immediate effect.
Bluewater displays range of hi-tech, attractively designed under-the-sink water purifiers at 2017 Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS), innovated to put homeowners and businesses in charge of their own tap water quality by removing health-threatening contaminants.
Sweden’s 2017 America’s Cup challenger ‘Artemis Racing’ to use Bluewater water purifiers to help keep their athletes fully hydrated and in peak physical trim as well as ensure the team base camp stays environmental friendly.
