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This makes Nestlé Pure Life one of the more environmentally efficient bottled beverages from a water waste perspective. It’s not only challenger brands and smaller brands that are making efforts in sustainability though.

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The entire CO2 footprint from sourcing, materials, manufacturing, and transportation is offset 100% of carbon emissions by an equivalent amount of CO2 saved by a verified emission reduction project. The main goal of the company is to provide clean water to people who are in need of it similar to Tom’s shoes. The greatest innovation is PureFill but with just a few hundred such water dispensers across the US it’s unclear if this is a real commitment or greenwashing (link: https://www. The biggest controversy has been the extraction of so much water from the small village in Aberfoyle, Ontario. Aquafina claims to be more sustainable by cutting down the PET plastic used in their bottles by 40% since 2005 but so has every other water bottle brand.Aquafina is bottled from local municipal tap water sources and goes through a purification process that incorporates reverse osmosis, ultraviolet, and ozone sterilization. Rainwater is mostly naturally clean today unless you live in a heavily polluted area, and when harvested as it falls, requires significantly less processing. Mountain Valley is one of the older brands in our comparison but their advantage is the use of reusable glass bottles.

Nestlé Waters North America has committed to making 50 percent of its water bottles out of recycled PET by 2025, with an interim goal of 25 percent by 2021—roughly four times the amount of rPET it uses today.Over the past couple of years, Boxed Water has run a social media campaign resulting in over 1 million trees being planted and thereby offsetting much of its carbon footprint related to production and transportation.