From Natural Well to Bottled water

[Keegan Thomas]

Im interested in getting water from a natural resource and bottling it. has anyone ventured into this before? Basically from point a to b.

[Vivi Beverages]

check out the forum on bottledwaterweb.com they've always got people talking about this

also check out adobe springs in Modesto, CA

[Carlos Lopez]

Hello again,

We have helped a few groups get their water projects from the concept stage thru to production. There are many natural water sources available in the USA, some nicer ones in Canada and from there you can go just about anywhere but costs will go up due to freight and importing.

The better and more exotic the source the better chance at a higher price. We have worked with sources from USA, Canada, Whales UK, New Zealand, Fiji, Japan and just recently Mount Everest.

Let us know if there is something we can to make your experience easier.

Carlos Lopez
Liquid Brands Mangement, Inc

[Keegan Thomas]

hey thanks for the info. We currently have a natural spring that we can pull from. I was looking for companies that can take and filter etc the water from our source

[Vivi Beverages]

Is there anything special about this water?

You first need to get the water analyzed, anyone who's going to buy your water will need to see the analysis.

In making bottled water, the cheapest part of the entire thing is the water itself. If the spring is near a potential bottler you'll be in better shape because shipping can be expensive.

Also, why not just use UV filters, etc. to filter the water directly from the source? Spring water is generally pretty clean though.

I did read an article today though about how most tap water in the US contains various low levels of pharmaceuticals - maybe a bottled water product exploiting this controversy could be successful.