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| Article - The view from A. Farr - first posted by www.just-drinks.com 19 February 2008 Annette Farr* Seeks to Set the Record Straight - The much trailered and anticipated Panorama documentary on the bottled water industry shot i...read full article | ||
| Response to the Mayor of London’s tirade against bottled water British Bottled Water Producers (BBWP) responded to the Mayor of London and others who claim that people feel ‘intimidated’ to order tap water: “What ...read full article | ||
| BRITISH BOTTLED WATER – a response to BBC Panorama ... from British Bottled Water Producers www.britishbottledwater.org For people concerned with helping the environment as well as making a pos...read full article | ||
| Dr John Briffa explains why drinking plenty of water regularly throughout the day may well bring benefits for health and wellbeing. http://www.drbriffa.com/blog/2007/12/24/merry-christmas-and-have-a-drink-on-me/ Addendum to previous article - Drinking 8 glasses a day for good heal...read full article | ||
| Drinking 8 glasses a day for good health is no myth, say British Bottled Water Producers The British Medical Journal has attempted to debunk the widely-accepted advice that people should drink around 1.5-2 litres of fluid a day. The averag...read full article | ||
| Water Works - now you can be cool and green, as well as simply cool Water works: it really does. In fact, water works to the benefit of so many aspects of your body’s health that it really is one of the essentials in t...read full article | ||
| The oldest drink of all is good news this Christmas & New Year That oldest drink of them all – water – will almost certainly make it onto most shopping lists for what is becoming the traditional post-festivities ‘...read full article | ||
| Government sends out the message that water is a luxury Under the current system of VAT, bottled water is classed alongside alcohol and sugary soft drinks and ‘syrups’. It seems strange that a government pu...read full article | ||
| British Bottled Waters are suitable for babies and small children, parents are assured Mains water shortages in parts of the UK have led some parents to question whether bottled water is suitable for young children and babies, especial...read full article | ||
| Natural and green entails responsible stewardship A version of this article was first published in Soft Drinks International, March 2007 By Jo Jacobius An array of environmental issues f...read full article | ||
| British Water is on 'Top Five' List British Bottled Water Producers¡¦ member, Speyside Glenlivet, has been deemed by the Financial Times to be amongst ¡¥The top five sparkling mineral wa...read full article | ||
| Water Works - Top Tips for Summer Health Water works. It really does. In fact, water works to the benefit of so many aspects of your body¡¦s health that it really is one of the essentials i...read full article | ||
| Brecon Carreg Joins British Bottled Water Producers British Bottled Water Producers has announced that Brecon Carreg Natural Mineral Water will from January 2007 join the association which exists to sup...read full article | ||
| Young people are dehydrated – and not ‘bovvered’ Young people are the least clued up when it comes to hydration and the vital role that water plays in the body’s wellbeing according to new research.<...read full article | ||
| BRITISH BOTTLED WATER – FOR THE HEALTH OF THE NATION It is inexpensive, convenient and one of the best ways to look younger. Bottled water that is. The evidence is also that water also helps prevent a ra...read full article | ||
| RAISE A GLASS OF WATER - AND SMILE National Smile Month* (starting 14th May) is a timely reminder to us all that good dental care goes a long way to promoting good health. The British ...read full article | ||
| ‘BRITISHNESS?’ - IT MUST BE SOMETHING IN THE WATER This article was first published in the April issue of Soft Drinks International. ‘BRITISHNESS?’ - IT MUST BE SOMETHING IN THE WATER I ...read full article | ||
| BRITISH BOTTLED WATER MAKES A HOT SUMMER COOL FOR KIDS Summer means it’s time to persuade the children to put away those computer games and enjoy life outdoors. As the weather hots up, many parents wonder ...read full article | ||
| BRITISH WATERS AND ENGLISH WINES – PROVENANCE MAKES FOR A PERFECT PARTNERSHIP Water and wine are natural partners whether the occasion is fine dining or simply enjoying a drink in the garden on a warm summer’s evening. The per...read full article | ||
| FOUR GOOD REASONS WHY YOUR EIGHT A DAY SHOULD BE ‘HOME-GROWN’ We all know that water – especially bottled water - is good for maintaining optimum health. Now, in a bid to do Britain every bit as much good as yo...read full article | ||
| New British Bottled Water Alliance Launches A new association of British water suppliers launches this month. British Bottled Water Producers will promote and celebrate British bottled water. ...read full article | ||
