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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The global bottled water market size is expected
to reach USD 505.19 billion by 2028, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. It is expected
to expand at a CAGR of 11.1% from 2021 to 2028. The growing awareness regarding the adverse health effects of consuming sugary drinks, such as weight gain, obesity, diabetes, and heart disease, is supporting the consumption of alternative beverages, such as still and sparkling water.
Key suggestions from the report:
The inclination toward packaged water rather than ordinary water, particularly among younger consumers, drives product sales. Observing this trend, several restaurants are providing bottled water to meet consumer demand
/PRNewswire/ - Primo Water Corporation (NYSE:PRMW) (TSX:PRMW) (the "Company" or "Primo"), a leading provider of water direct to consumers and water filtration.
Primo Water North America Announces Alliance for Water Stewardship Certification for its Wekiva Spring Site
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TAMPA, FL, Jan. 5, 2021 /CNW/ - Primo Water Corporation (NYSE: PRMW) (TSX: PRMW) (the Company or Primo ), a leading provider of water direct to consumers and water filtration services in North America and Europe as well as a leading provider of water dispensers, purified and spring bottled water, and self-service refill drinking water in the U.S. and Canada, today announced , that SCS Global Services (SCS), a global leader in third-party certification of sustainability performance, confirmed that Primo Water North America s Wekiva Spring site in Florida achieved certification based on an independent, in-depth assessment. This certification follows certification of Primo Water North America s Diamond Spring site in Pennsylvania in early December 2020, which made Primo the first company to have a spring water sourc
Are Your Customers Turning Up Their Noses At Your Drinking Water?
There have been a number of surveys on water-utility customer satisfaction over the past few decades and, unfortunately, the news tends to be less encouraging than it should be. Is it safe to chalk up those responses to personal tastes or preferences, or is it time to do something about turning them around before it’s too late? Here are some resources to consider.
Take Stock By The Numbers
While the physical compositions of local surface-water or groundwater sources can place a wide range of demands on treatment strategies, utilities also need to be concerned about dealing with a variety of influences that can affect the opinions and behaviors of their paying customers. Here are just some examples that might factor into water-utility concerns and plans to deal with them: