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Poland Spring rolling out water in aluminum bottles - Vimarsana News

Poland Spring rolling out water in aluminum bottles

Poland Spring parent company BlueTriton announced the aluminum bottles are part of a long-term sustainability plan.

Maine bottled water will soon come in aluminum bottles - Vimarsana News

Maine bottled water will soon come in aluminum bottles

Poland Spring's parent company made the announcement as part of efforts to protect the environment

Source: wmtw.com
Bottled Water Was Originally Created For Medicinal Purposes - Vimarsana News

Bottled Water Was Originally Created For Medicinal Purposes

Drinking bottled water is a refreshing way for someone to quench their thirst, but the industry got its start years ago for medicinal purposes.

Source: yahoo.com
Forests of Maine teachers' tours offered - Vimarsana News

Forests of Maine teachers' tours offered

MAINE — Returning for its 27th year, Maine businesses and educators have  enthusiastically received Maine TREE’s Forests of Maine Teachers’ Tours. Since 1997, Maine TREE’s Forests of Maine Teachers’ Tours have hosted over 1,000 educators. Through this program, Maine TREE facilitates connections between two of Maine’s most critical workforces: professionals who steward the lands we […]

27th annual Forests of Maine Teachers' Tours - Vimarsana News

27th annual Forests of Maine Teachers' Tours

AUGUSTA - Returning for its 27th year, Maine businesses and educators have enthusiastically received Maine TREE’s Forests of Maine Teachers’ Tours. Since 1997, Maine TREE’s Forests of Maine Teachers' Tours have hosted over 1,000 educators. Through this program, Maine TREE facilitates connections between two of Maine's most critical workforces: professionals who steward the lands we