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Water Sources
Eden water comes from sources located in each of the markets in which we operate. It is tapped and bottled at its source. In some cases these sources are wholly owned and operated by Eden, and in others the water is bottled for us by a co-packer. In either case, the springs are operated with optimal care for the environment, to ensure a consistent quality of water. The following are just a few of our sources:
Dorénaz, Switzerland
The Dorenaz spring emerges from the Red Needles Mountains, in the heart of the Swiss Alps. Far removed from any human activity, its aquifer is exceptionally vast and untouched. The journey of melted snow and ice takes years through the layers of 400 million year old rocks that contribute to the water’s purity and exceptionally balanced mineral content.
Porla Brunn Source, Sweden
The spring of Porla Brunn in Sweden is in Tiveden, an area unspoiled by human activity. The rock and sand left behind at the time of the last ice age act as a natural filter for the water, providing its pureness and mineral composition.
Kreszowice, Poland
Eden Springs’ source on the southern ridge of the Kraków-Czestochowa highland is located in Krzeszowice. The source is fed by an area of several hundred square kilometres of fascinating Jurassic forests and valleys composed of truly unique water-bearing rock strata some 400 million years old. A 70m long tunnel penetrating the rock face accesses the water intake well above the production plant, thus protecting the source’s superior water quality.
West Hyde Source, United Kingdom
The water from this source in Hertfordshire is drawn from a 92m deep aquifer in chalk overlain by permeable gravels. The aquifer is constantly replenished by natural rainfall, which permeates through the earth and provides a natural mineralization.
Passy Source, France
The source of Passy is situated in the Parisian basin, at a depth of more than 500m below ground in the Albien water table. The alternate layers of earth act as a natural filter for the water, giving it its mineral content and balance.
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