Our Bottled Spring Water
Our Natural Source Spring Water is bottled in Shropshire beside the Wenlock Edge, which is an area of outstanding natural beauty.
The Wenlock Edge is a geologically famous limestone escarpment created 400 million years ago and is 15 miles long stretching between Much Wenlock and Craven Arms. Wenlock Edge consists of Silurian Limestone which was originally formed in a shallow, warm, clear, subtropical sea, similar to parts of the Caribbean today and was South of the equator. This warm sea was rich in dissolved calcium carbonate and supported reef building animals, brachiobods, gastropods and trilobites which are found today fossilised within the rock. During the Ice Age this Silurian Limestone was pushed and moved from South of the equator to its new home in South Shropshire where it is now a protected Site of Specific Scientific Interest (SSSI) area.
Our water filters naturally through this rock strata providing it with its unique blend of minerals, including calcium and selenium, giving it a refreshing and delicately sweet taste.
The underground source emerges from 60 metres deep and travels through stainless steel pipes into the bottling hall, where the water is bottled using the latest technology.
We offer our bottled water cooler customers a range of bottle sizes including a 18.9 Litre Bottles and 13 Litre Bottles.
To ensure the process is environmentally friendly, we have been operating a bottle deposit scheme since 1995, encouraging our customers to return the bottles to ensure the bottles are reused, refilled or recycled.
Throughout the bottling process, water waste is kept to an absolute minimum. Any water that is ‘wasted’ during the process goes full circle, going back through the system to be bottled with the next batch. The spring company has invested in increased warehousing for the on-site storage of all their water bottles, including both our 18.9 Litre Bottles and 13 Litre Bottles, resulting in reduced transportation to get our water to us.
With each of our 220,000, 18.9-litre bottles that sit on our customer’s water coolers, it means we’re drastically reducing – and taking out of circulation – the amount of single-use plastics that could end up either in landfills or the ocean.
To ensure the process is environmentally friendly, we have been operating a bottle deposit scheme since 1995, encouraging our customers to return the bottles to ensure the bottles are reused, refilled or recycled.
To reinforce the low environmental impact of bottled water, the Natural Source Waters Association (NSWA), with support from WSP, has developed an updated soft drinks sustainability roadmap. This “highlights the sustainability performance of natural source waters in comparison to other soft drink categories.”
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