“In our commitment to a cleaner, healthier world, Bluewater is urging governments to act to reduce PFAS and microplastic contamination,” said Bengt Rittri, an acclaimed Swedish environmental entrepreneur
“We will continue our unabated efforts to heighten awareness about the significance of clean water, hydration health, and sustainability among consumers, businesses, public authorities, and governments around the planet,” Mr. Bengt Rittri
... "the presence of microplastics in the body is not a localized issue, but rather a widespread problem," says Bluewater scientist Dr. Ahmed Fawzy
"We gratefully thank the commitment of The R&A to being a sustainability frontrunner and for taking the bold step to demonstrate that innovative and planet-friendly solutions are possible. The example set by The Open is globally significant in showcasing that major events can be successfully delivered without reliance on the single-use plastic water bottles..." says Bengt Rittri.
“The long-term tail of PFAS contamination is such that even if the release of the toxic chemicals was stopped tomorrow, the European Chemicals Agency warns they would continue to be present in the environment and humans for many generations"...
"This latest report underlines it is crucial the ban on PFAS is put in place as rapidly and comprehensively as possible," said Mr. Rittri, one of Sweden's foremost environmental entrepreneurs.
At Bluewater, we are propelling our efforts to find alternatives to single-use plastic and its production, transportation, and disposal, from developing micro bottling systems to helping significant sports, music, and other events sustainably hydrate hundreds of thousands of fans without a plastic bottle in sight.
"Our latest innovation to rid the planet of the contamination caused by single-use plastic bottles is geared to help hotels and lodges with their journey to go plastic-free by providing an efficient, eco-friendly, and cutting-edge alternative..." said Bluewater founder and CEO Bengt Rittri
Stockholm, Sweden, April 17, 2023 – Bluewater, a world leader in innovating water purification solutions, says news that hundreds of different chemicals had been found in a new study of Danish water works underlines consumer fears that tap quality can no longer be taken for granted. Bluewater’s comment came on the eve of Earth Day held every April 22, when millions of people in 192 countries arou
“It is simply terrifying to live in a world where nearly everyone has chemicals like PFAS stored in their bodies and learn that women with high levels of the ‘forever chemicals’ in their blood have a 40 percent lower chance of becoming pregnant within 12 months of trying for a baby,” said Bengt Rittri, founder and CEO of Bluewater.
Bluewater, the global Swedish water purification and beverage solutions provider for homes, HORECA, and public dispensing, has helped clean 85,000 kilograms (187,389.7 pounds) of plastic waste in the past three years from coastal areas – that’s the equivalent of approximately 7.1 million PET bottles.
High profile events draw huge crowds, and not only can we assist in lessening the need for single-use plastic, but the presence of our hydration stations helps to make people think about where their water is coming from and what they, as an individual, can do to contribute positively to our planet, says Bluewater South Africa General Manager Janneke Brasecke.
"The pollution along this river impacts many low-income communities living in environmentally harmful conditions that undermine their quality of life and livelihoods. The mass clean-up focused on specific parts of the river where community interaction with the river is the highest. We removed 500 bags of waste, an incredible achievement.”
A lo largo de los próximos tres años, tenemos previsto establecer colaboradores en todos los puntos estratégicos de España, especialmente en Cataluña, Valencia, Murcia, así como en Andalucía y Madrid, enfocados en los canales de consumo y Horeca.
We were attracted to Bluewater by the widely recognized high performance of its water purifiers, its service and after sales support, and its commitment to the circular economy...
Consumer preferences for sustainability and wellness drive explosive growth as Bluewater-owned FloWater moves toward full Integration into the Bluewater global platform of water purification solutions
The Bluewater filtration system, placed on site at each of the five 52 Super Series regatta’s, proved hugely popular, according to the race organisers and was used by all sailing teams, organisers, and local operatives for their daily drinking water requirements.
Like microplastic, toxic chemicals such as PFAS are pervasive and can be found in food we eat and water we drink, and, according to new research, have reached levels in rainwater in most locations around the planet that exceed drinking water advisory levels ...
"... lawmakers around the world need to acknowledge the reality that a large proportion of discarded plastic never makes it to recycling facilities due to poor functioning plastic waste management systems," says clean water tech innovator and beverages company Bluewater.
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