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According to the Beverage Marketing Corporation (BMC), the average wholesale price per gallon of domestic non-sparkling bottled water was $1.21 in 2015. As a popular retail food product, bottled water is available at many differing price points.

Fun fact: Bottled water helps people make the choice to drink more water; especially as it's convenient for people on the go. In fact, 40 percent of all water servings come in the form of bottled water, according to Kantor Panel Worldwide. For more information see: www.bottledwatermatters.com Music by www.royaltyfreemusiclibrary.com

The bottled water industry has a long and deeply-held tradition of effectively and responsibly protecting and managing our vital natural resources. Sustainable, protected, and naturally recharged water sources are the single most important aspect of our business. This commitment to environmental excellence holds true wherever bottled water facilities are located.

Experts and Bottled Water Industry Confident that Technical and Safety Measures Used to Produce and Process Bottled Water are Effective in Protecting From Pharmaceutical Contamination

During the summer of 2017, IBWA invited members to help promote a new social media campaign-"Bottled Water: Where You Live, Work, and Play." This campaign emphasized the convenience of bottled water while on-the-go and when in home or work environments. The campaign also included IBWA's recycling logo: "Put It In The Bin." Recycling rates for all plastics, including PET, are down. While campaign text focused on the convenience of bottled water, IBWA also wanted to make sure we encouraged people to recycle their empties!

By federal law, FDA regulations governing the safety and quality of bottled water must be at least as stringent as the EPA regulations that govern tap water. And, in some cases, the bottled water regulations are more stringent.

STUDY CONFIRMS COLLEGE BOTTLED WATER BANS INCREASE CONSUMPTION OF LESS-HEALTHY DRINKS

The bottled water industry has a long and deeply-held tradition of effectively and responsibly protecting and managing our vital natural resources. Sustainable, protected, and naturally recharged water sources are the single most important aspect of our business. This commitment to environmental excellence holds true wherever bottled water facilities are located.

The bottled water industry has a long and deeply-held tradition of effectively and responsibly protecting and managing our vital natural resources. Sustainable, protected, and naturally recharged water sources are the single most important aspect of our business. This commitment to environmental excellence holds true wherever bottled water facilities are located.

At IBWA, it is our mission to educate the public about anything and everything related to the bottled water industry and this healthy, convenient product's place in society. Through our public and government affairs work, we want to make sure consumers and decision-makers have the correct information about bottled water and its role in society.

The US Conference of Mayors (USCM) today passed Resolution 70, misleadingly titled "Supporting Municipal Water Systems," at its annual meeting in Miami, Florida. The resolution is riddled with erroneous statements and errors about bottled water regarding its comprehensive regulation by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), varied product costs and the industry's minimal use of natural resources. The USCM resolution also ignores the bottle water industry's long history of environmental stewardship, its light-weighting of plastic containers, the fact that every bottled water container is 100 percent recyclable and the industry's support for broad-based, single-stream community recycling efforts.

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Americans now officially drink more bottled water than soda. It's a shift that decades ago might have seemed unthinkable-that consumers would buy a packaged version of something they could get free from a tap. But bottled-water sales have been growing in the U.S. ever since the arrival of Perrier in the 1970s. The gains accelerated in recent years amid concerns about the health effects of sugary drinks and the safety of public-water supplies.

A not-so-average teen encourages people to recycle empty water bottles and to lobby their governments to expand recycling programs in their areas.

Noticing dental caries in your child's teeth? Learn what is baby bottle tooth decay to understand the problem.

Corporate Accountability International Campaign Serves to Confuse Consumers and Provide Bottled Water Misinformation

Let's find out in this post, how the use of a feeding bottle could possibly affect your child's growing teeth? So read the full article to know all the suggestions.

Nearly half of all Americans depend on groundwater for their drinking water supply-from either a public source or a private well. This fact underscores the need to promote and protect the stewardship of America's water resources, the International Bottled Water Association (IBWA) said today in recognizing National Groundwater Awareness Week, March 5 - 11, 2017.

The International Bottled Water Association (IBWA) is encouraging consumers to take action during National Hurricane Preparedness Week, which runs this week (May 24-30, 2015) and coincides with the start of hurricane season.