Bluewater appoints new CEO as company further spurs international growth in China and North America
Swedish water purification technology leader Bluewater has appointed Mattias Westerberg as Chief Executive Officer with immediate effect.
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Bluewater Reaches New heights at 2017 Annual Water Quality Association Orlando Water Industry Show
Record number of qualified water professionals visit Bluewater booth at 2017 WQA Exposition in Orlando, Florida, showcasing company’s breakthrough point-of-use water purifier innovations.
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Bluewater warns of dangers to global ocean health of single use water bottles
Marking World Water Day, 2017 Bluewater warns of growing threats posed to ocean health by single use water bottles and urges governments and city authorities around the world to consider banning or taxing single-use water bottles.
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Bluewater Display’s Water Purifier Innovations at KBIS 2017, Designed to Put People in Charge of Their Own Tap Water Quality
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.
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Bluewater To Supply Sweden’s 2017 America’s Cup Challenger ‘Artemis Racing’ With Pristine Drinking And Cooking Water Direct From Bermudian Team Base Taps
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.
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U.S. Environment Body EPA Says Fracking May Be Contaminating Groundwater After All
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA today said activities in the hydraulic fracturing water cycle ‘can impact—and have impacted—drinking water resources’, a finding Bluewater describes as worrying in a world where the planet’s water resources are already under threat of contamination from multiple sources.
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Second Generation Reverse Osmosis Key To Empowering People To Protect Themselves Against Emerging Tap Water Contaminants Says Bluewater
Water purifying company Bluewater, which innovates premium residential water purifiers sold in the U.S, European, Chinese and Asian markets, has published a white paper that examines emerging contaminants coming from domestic, commercial and industrial chemicals increasingly being found in tap water.
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Time to start worrying about microplastics in our farming fields?
Microplastics in our oceans and their impact on marine and human life are an environmental problem of global proportions, says Bluewater, a world leader in residential water purification. But in response to new research from Norway, Bluewater warns that microplastics are now also being found in sewage sludge used to fertilize soils for growing food for human consumption.
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Bluewater water purifiers debut at PWQA in Los Angeles
Sweden's Bluewater, which manufacturers and commercializes innovative second-generation water purifiers, successfully debuted its full range of water purifiers at the PWQA trade show in Los Angeles, California, where the education theme developed around "Doing it right" when it comes to improving water and doing better business.
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Bluewater explains why pregnant moms and young babies should protect themselves when bathing or showering against waterborne health threats
Bluewater provides some hints for loving parent who want to ensure the tap water mom or baby are using to bathe or shower in is as clean as nature intended.
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New study shows drinking water may help tackle obesity
As the world marks World Obesity Day on Tuesday, a new study by the World Obesity Federation says that up to 268 million children aged 5 - 17 may be overweight by 2025, with as many as 98 million falling into the obese category. But drinking water could help them battle putting on the pounds and kilos, according to another recent study.
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Water quality champion Joan Rose receives 2016 Stockholm Water Prize
Professor Joan B. Rose wins the 2016 Stockholm Water Prize for her tireless contributions to global public health.
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