“Plastic pollution isn’t just a planetary threat—it’s a human health catastrophe,” said Bengt Rittri, founder and CEO of Bluewater.
... "real change will only come if we stand together—as consumers, companies, and citizens—and demand the change that needs to happen. Let’s be the generation that took a stand. Not tomorrow – today."
Let’s be the generation that uses sustainable, refillable bottles and says no to the plastic bottles polluting our planet, our bodies and our ocean and land environments with toxic chemicals and microplastics.
"Every action matters, and every single-use plastic bottle not used is a step toward restoring planetary health," says Bluewater CEO and founder Bengt Rittri.
We have the technology. We have the alternatives. What we need now is the collective will — from consumers, companies, and governments alike — to change how we hydrate, how we consume, and ultimately, how we protect our future.
"The Café Station has already been named a 2024 ‘Best Buy’ for specialty coffee shops by The Caterer Magazine, and we are excited to introduce it to the U.S. coffee industry," says Niklas Ivarsson, Bluewater U.S. chief.
'In light of mounting concerns over PFAS contamination, Bluewater’s mission remains clear: to provide pure, safe, and great tasting sustainable water for all", says Bluewater founder and CEO Bengt Rittri.
“Women everywhere deserve access to the purest water possible to fuel their ambitions and protect their health,” said Bengt Rittri, founder and CEO of Bluewater.
“Golf connects millions with nature, making it a prime platform to address global sustainability challenges, including drinking water quality and plastic waste." says Bluewater founder and CEO Bengt Rittri.
“We are thrilled to witness the overwhelming response to Bluewater’s solutions. The engagement at World of Coffee Dubai has reinforced Bluewater Brand’s leadership in sustainable water purification and beverage solutions, marking a significant milestone in our joint journey to provide pristine drinking water across the region," said NIA CEO Kamran Khan.
Stockholm, Sweden – January 20, 2025 – A damning new study published in PLOS Water reveals that French drinking water is saturated with microplastics smaller than 20 micrometers (µm), prompting global water company Bluewater to call on governments, regulators, and industries around the world to act decisively to protect public health. These tiny particles, fine enough to infiltrate human blood and
“From groundbreaking products to strategic partnerships and leadership appointments, we are poised to make an even greater impact in 2025 as we redefine sustainable hydration worldwide," says Bluewater founder Bengt Rittri.
“As PFAS contamination spreads across Africa, it’s crucial that both individuals and authorities take swift action to protect public health..." says Bluewater CEO Bengt Rittri.
Bluewater water purification technologies for home, work, and play are designed to provide healthier tap water quality, with third-party testing confirming that they effectively remove 99% of toxic chemicals such as PFAS....
“The Bluewater Restaurant Station is a game-changer, enabling restaurants to provide high-quality hydration while simultaneously lowering operational costs. We’re excited to demonstrate how our innovative technology can transform how hospitality businesses approach water service," said Blueweater founder and CEO Bengt Rittri, an acclaimed Swedish ecopreneur.
The Bluewater Café Station “is a truly revolutionary commercial integrated water purification and mineralization system innovated to enable professional quality-minded baristas to bring flavors of coffee to new levels of perfection,” said Niklas Ivarsson.
"The study is a grave wake-up call that highlights the urgent need for further research to understand the full implications of these particles on cognitive and emotional well-being," said Dr. Fawzi, Bluewater chief scientist
When we launched Bluewater in 2013, it was with a planet plan rather than a traditional business vision, with the aim to develop technologies and solutions that would end the need for single-use plastic bottles
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.
“The stark reality of 600 billion single-use plastic bottles being produced annually, leading to environmental and health crises, is driving Bluewater to intensify its advocacy efforts,” said Bluewater CEO Bengt Rittri.
