Magazine Articles in Bottled Water

• IBWA Corner: Water and the fight against obesityDrinking water can help bring the obesity epidemic to a halt.[August 2010]
• IBWA Corner: Bottled water industry showcases leadershipThis market’s momentum toward recycling and container light-weighting is headed in the right direction.[June 2010]
• Around the Water Cooler[April 2010]
• IBWA Corner: Dissecting FDA's statement on Bisphenol-A (BPA)A look at the effects of BPA in bottled water and assessing threat level.[March 2010]
• Around the Water Cooler[February 2010]
• IBWA Corner: Bottled water actively engaged with social media networksIBWA uses the Web to spread the good word on bottled water.[December 2009]

News in Bottled Water

• IBWA says university sends contradictory message by banning sale of bottled water2/3/2012 ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The decision also restricts freedom of choice for students to choose one of the healthiest beverages available in vending machines.
• As the temperature drops, it's still important to stay hydrated1/3/2012 ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The International Bottled Water Association (IBWA) reminds consumers that bottled water provides the perfect beverage choice for those who wish to avoid or moderate calories, caffeine, sugar, artificial colors or flavors, alcohol and other ingredients.
• NSF International earns accreditation to test and certify bottled water in Brazil12/9/2011 ANN ARBOR, Mich. and RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil — This approval from INMETRO provides verification that standards set by both Brazil and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are met along with NSF’s testing and certification requirements.
• IBWA encouraging people to become more aware of importance of recycling11/16/2011 ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Research shows that the better people understand the reasons for recycling, the more likely they will actually recycle and IBWA is making an extra effort to help consumers understand the benefits of recycling.
• H2ope water foundation to help solve water crisis10/6/2011 MADISON, Conn. — H2ope Water’s bottles are an unprecedented 100 percent biodegradable and recyclable, and 100 percent of proceeds are directed to organizations such as Water for People to ensure that those in need have access to clean water throughout the U.S. and the world.
• IBWA issues statement regarding state funds to purchase bottled water10/6/2011 ALEXANDRIA, VA — The recommendations were drafted by the Maryland Green Purchasing Committee, created and tasked by the legislature with “greening” state spending.