| Bluewater explores the solutions available for consumers and commercial enterprises alike to purify tap drinking water water to protect health and wellbeing. Boiling water has been used for thousands of years to kill bacteria, but it won't remove contaminants like toxic metals, pharmaceutical residues, microplastics or chemicals. Discover the alternatives in this White Paper from Bluewater. | |
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Bluewater game-changing water purification solutions and anti-throwaway plastic bottle movement recognized with honorable mentions in two categories – Consumer Products and Developing World Technology.
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Innovation leading water purifier brand Bluewater to demonstrated leading edge water purification tech and solutions at WQA 2019 at booth #555
Bluewater publishes a new White Paper exploring what solutions are available today for homes and commercial enterprises to purify our drinking water and protect our health.
Environment ministers from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden join to call for a new global agreement reducing and preventing plastic waste and microplastics discharged into the sea.
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