"We believe the best water is sourced and purified in local communities at point of consumption, not bottled in plastic and transported from faraway places,” says Bluewater founder and CEO Bengt Rittri
Consumer fear about what’s not healthy in their tap water and the resulting climate and health calamity being sparked by the surging use of single-use plastic bottles is the theme of the first episode of the new series of the monthly PlanetWater podcast from water purification and beverage leader Bluewater.
Incredible Bluewater "Wall of Water" will deliver over 6,000 litres of purified and chilled water a day to thirsty event goers.
“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.
“The problem is that we still don’t know what damage the chemicals in the microplastic are doing to our health and wellbeing,” says Bluewater founder, CEO, and environmental entrepreneur Bengt Rittri.
We are delighted to be able to showcase and use the Bluewater Group multi-use bottle within our race team. The flexibility to be able to use it with both hot and cold drinks at the racetrack is initially what attracted us to the Bluewater brand.
Bluewater’s innovation, sense of purpose, and mission are aligned with ensuring event organisers not only can provide large-scale sustainable hydration solutions, but also to ensure they can do so in a commercially beneficial way.
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Players competing at The 149th Open have been provided with sustainable, reusable Bluewater bottles to help The R&A battle single-use plastic bottles
Everyone has the right to clean water but industrial, agricultural and plastic pollution together with growing scarcity is making it harder to access something that is vital to our very existence and wellbeing.
At Bluewater we care about what goes into our oceans because we care about what goes into our bodies when drinking or washing with water
Claire Poole said the Sport Positive Summit exists to ‘unleash the potential of sport for climate action’.
Sweden's Bluewater blames mounting poor tap water quality on factors ranging from the climate crisis to industrial and agricultural pollution, water scarcity, mounting plastic waste, and declining investment in water management infrastructure.
Swedish water brand Bluewater spotlights human health risks from plastic pollution as new US study finds microplastics in 100 percent of water samples taken from rivers and waterways
Doctor Mirpuri points to how chemical endocrine disruptors are now found in a near endless list of personal cosmetics products, from perfumes to shampoos as well as in fire retardants used in furniture coverings and bedding materials.
Events need to do more once Covid-19 pandemic has passed to halt use of single-use plastic, says drinking water innovation leader Bluewater ahead of participation at major London sustainability conference
The impact of coronavirus has brought new focus on how many of us live our lives. We are seeing a new phenomena – self isolating and working at home. Last week, we provided advice about how to mentally cope with self-isolation from world class solo sailor Dee Caffari; now we've asked Hawaii-based American sports medicine specialist Dr. Angie Mueller to explain the importance of staying hydrated.
As the world celebrates World Obesity Day, Bluewater says study indicates staying properly hydrated may help address the overweight and obesity issue.
Company says region offers major growth opportunities as citizens turn their back on single-use plastic bottles