Bluewater’s public hydration tech taps into world’s top events
Bluewater et sights on environment conscious sports and music events and venues seeking to halt the use of single-use plastic water bottles
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It’s not just raindrops that keep falling on our heads, but now also toxic chemicals
Research by the University of Stockholm reveals falling rainwater almost everywhere on Earth has unsafe levels of ‘forever chemicals’, exceeding the planetary boundary
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Women golfers dream big of winning the AIG Women’s Open – and a healthier planet
'Bluewater, which has embedded ending the need for single-use bottles at the heart of its business mission, is proud to be collaborating with the AIG Women’s Open for the third year in succession because golf is a sport that is open to all and is taking its sustainability footprint seriously..."
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Calling time out for single use plastic water bottles as French study says 78 percent contaminated by microplastics
"... in the face of the expanding climate emergency and contamination by microplastics of the water we drink, the food we eat, and air we breathe, I am worried that humanity is close to the edge unless we can encourage governments to act faster with more determination," says Bluewater Swedish environmental entrepreneur Bengt Rittri.
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Världens största vattenstation med enorm kapacitet att leverera dricksvatten lanseras när världens mest prestigefyllda golftävling firar sitt 150-årsjubileum
Otroliga Bluewater "Wall of WaterTM” kommer att leverera över 6 000 liter renat och kylt vatten per dag till törstiga eventbesökare.
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Premier line-up of golfing events to showcase sustainable Bluewater water stations and premium refillable bottle solutions this July and August
"We are honoured to have been selected as a solutions provider by such highly respected golf championships, and we are looking forward to showcasing our range of sustainable hydrations solutions on site," says Bluewater events chief, Dave Noble
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Groundbreaking research shows Bluewater water purifiers can remove up to 99.99% of microplastics and other contaminants from tap water
Independently verified research by Swedish clean drinking water innovator Bluewater has verified the efficiency of its water purifier technology at removing up to 99.99% of health threatening microplastics and chemicals such as toxic PFAS from tap water
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New study reveals microplastics can carry pathogen threatening human and wildlife health
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.
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Bluewater expands its European distributor network with signing of new agreement with Sweden’s Polarpumpen
The collaboration with Bluewater means that Polarpumpen not only makes it much easier for Swedish consumers to access clean water from their taps, but that we also support a more climate-smart and environmentally friendly approach in society
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Die Bluewater Group, eines der führenden Unternehmen für Wasseraufbereitungstechnologie, hat INAQUA zu ihrem Exklusivhändler in Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz
"Wir sind uns sicher, Bluewater bei ihrem Eintritt in den deutschsprachigen europäischen Markt strategisch wesentlich begleiten zu können und freuen uns gleichermaßen, unser bestehendes Portfolio, nicht zuletzt im HoReCa-Sektor, mit ihren technologisch führenden Wasseraufbereitungsprodukten zu verstärken“, so Geschäftsführer Udo Kolbe.
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Bluewater Appoints Inaqua distributor for DACH region
Stockholm, Sweden, April 26, 2022 – Water purification technology leader Bluewater has appointed German water treatment specialist Inaqua its exclusive distributor of the Swedish company’s leading-edge Cleone, Spirit and Pro water purifiers in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The DACH region has a combined population of over 100 million people, many sharing traits in terms of culture, history, an
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An Earth Day Bonus: Sustainable, Refillable and now easily available
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 .
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SWEDEN ’S BLUEWATER MERGES WITH DENVER-BASED FLOWATER CREATING GLOBAL POWERHOUSE IN DRINKING WATER PURIFICATION
More choices in safer drinking water ow available for business and consumers as they turn away from single-use plastic water bottles, says Bengt Rittri, Bluewater founder and CEO.
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Bluewater says its time to double-down on tackling microplastics as new study finds the particles in human blood
“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.
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Water purification innovator Bluewater launches its pioneering premium residential and commercial water purifiers, sustainable bottles in UAE and GCC at Expo 2020 Dubai
"Bluewater has put ending the need for single use plastic bottles at the very heart of its business mission and innovating a unique ecosphere with its water purifiers and premium re-useable bottles designed to help consumers quit single-use plastic bottles,” said Haleh Nia, Chief Transformation Officer.
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Study shows microplastics may significantly increase the toxicity of organic pollution
“The rocketing evidence of microplastic pollution underlines the urgent need for more detailed research into the environmental and health threats posed by these plastics."
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Study links microplastic in human poo with inflammatory bowel disease
“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.
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Global climate change, mounting pollution bode ill for clean tap water access, says Bluewater
“Most single-use plastic bottles of water end up in oceans and landfills where they break down into chemical-leaching microplastics that threaten human health and wellbeing by disrupting human hormones,” says Bluewater founder and CEO Bengt Rittri
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Bluewater appeals for bold measures from world leaders at Cop26 to tackle interconnected environment challenges from climate change to plastics pollution
Bold action is needed to harness human ingenuity to address the many interconnected environmental challenges, from climate change to microplastics pollution of the oceans, threatening the natural systems that support life on the planet
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Bluewater says new evidence of microplastics in blood of cows and pigs is deeply alarming, further underlines plastics threat to human health
"The growing body of research confirming microplastics are in the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we eat is deeply alarming," says Bluewater spokesperson Dave Noble
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