Description

Bottled Water

Bottled water is packaged drinking water that is purified and sealed in plastic or glass bottles for convenience. It is available in various types, including spring water, mineral water, purified water, and flavored or enhanced water.

Key Features of Bottled Water

1. Purity & Filtration
   • Undergoes filtration processes like reverse osmosis, UV treatment, and ozonation.
   • Free from contaminants, bacteria, and harmful chemicals.
2. Types of Bottled Water
   • Spring Water – Naturally sourced from underground springs.
   • Mineral Water – Contains essential minerals like calcium and magnesium.
   • Purified Water – Processed to remove impurities and contaminants.
   • Distilled Water – Free of minerals and chemicals through distillation.
   • Alkaline Water – Has a higher pH level with added minerals.
   • Flavored or Enhanced Water – Contains vitamins, electrolytes, or fruit flavors.
3. Convenience & Portability
   • Available in various sizes, from small (500ml) to large (5-gallon) containers.
   • Ideal for travel, workouts, and outdoor activities.
4. Health & Hydration Benefits
   • Helps maintain hydration levels.
   • Supports digestion, metabolism, and overall well-being.
   • Some types provide added minerals and electrolytes for better hydration.
5. Packaging & Sustainability
   • Comes in PET plastic, glass, or eco-friendly biodegradable bottles.
   • Some brands use recycled plastic (rPET) for sustainability.
6. Regulations & Quality Standards
   • Governed by food safety agencies like the FDA, EPA, and WHO.
   • Must meet strict quality and safety standards before distribution.
7. Shelf Life & Storage