The Facts

Bottled Water Alternatives

Packaged water comes in several forms and shapes. Most of the time, we can drink tap water.
But in some situations, we need bottled water.

The facts about aluminium

Aluminium cans are endlessly recyclable, regardless of colour, design, or format. Beverage cans already rank among the most highly recycled packaging materials worldwide, with recycling rates covering around 90% of the global market. The aluminium beverage industry has committed to reaching 100% recycling of aluminium beverage cans by 2030.

75% of all aluminium ever produced is still in use today

74.6% of all beverage cans were recycled in Europe in 2021

Recycling aluminium is 95% less energy-intensive than its primary production

The facts about PET

You cannot recycle plastics easily. Recycling implies that you would make the exact same product out of your waste. Mechanical plastic recycling cannot achieve this goal, as it produces a lower-quality product (less tensile, less transparent); this is in fact called down-cycling. To truly recycle PET, you must work with a chemical recycling process.

A chemical process is needed to recycle PET into virgin material.

The PET bottle industry must achieve this target by 2030

About this % is recycled content

PET water bottles contain an estimated 240,000 microparticles each.

THE FACTS ABOUT rPET

In order to obtain the appropriate rPET quality & properties, this material needs to be chemically recycled, meaning various additives are used to break the plastic down. Chemical recycling is energy-intensive and can emit up to 3 tonne of CO₂ per ton of plastic, making its impact 10–100 times higher than producing virgin polymer.

It is still costly and difficult to sort and obtain good-quality PET in recycling facilities in order to reproduce rPET.

rPET loses 95% of its economic value after just one use

Mechanical recycling accounts for 90% of all recycled PET

rPET supply grew 1% per year, while demand rose 4%.

The facts about beverage carton

Beverage cartons are made of aluminium (4%), carton (71%), and plastic (21%), with separate plastic caps. Their multi-material composition makes recycling nearly impossible, so they are typically downcycled, often into construction materials. Like paper and cardboard, they are designed for single use rather than reuse.

About this % of beverage carton is plastic

This % of beverage cartons are recycled

75 % of beverage cartons sold in Europe are paperboard

Natural Mineral Water

We source high-quality natural mineral water as close as possible to our distribution channels.This means we work with local water sources on every continent avoiding shipping emissions. This minimises our environmental impact while ensuring the freshness of our natural still and sparkling mineral water.