"By designing solutions that have the capability to work with harvested rainwater, we not only promote responsible water consumption but also continue our global commitment to ending reliance on the production and transport of single-use plastic bottled beverages", said Bluewater's Philip Russell.
We’ve put ending the need for single use plastic bottles and their polluting production and transportation at the heart of our business mission and we are thrilled and delighted to have found in The Ocean Race a like-minded platform that shares our vision to help create a healthier planet for future generation ...
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.
'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..."
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.
The Volvo Ocean Race is the biggest sailing event on the planet and Bluewater will treat visitors to the Hong Kong Race village in Kai Tak Runway Park to complimentary drinking water free of contaminants from three unique Bluewater hydration stations able to deliver up to 24 thousand litres of water every day to help avoid environment-unfriendly plastic bottles.
