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Tumai Water places Bronze for Best Ethical / Humanitarian Initiative at the 2008 Water Innovation Awards held in Wiesbaden, Germany at the Global Bottled Water Congress The judges were hard pressed to determine the winners with entries from all over the world. This award will help Spero Group with it's goal to communicate the world's issues and aid those in need. |
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Are you a Tumai Partner? If not send us an email to find out how you can make a difference. - Tumai Partner request
The Congress was held at
the beautiful Kurhaus in Wiesbaden. For more information on the awards and the other winners, please visit the story on foodbev.com
In
search of the world's Top 5 glasses of water How long has it been since you really enjoyed a glass of water? Odds are, any number of things in your
H2O (both better and worse for you than just regular water in its unspoiled
state) have tainted your chance to experience this life-giving liquid
at its best. Though some die-hard environmentalists consider bottled water a big no-no, we're talking taste here - and I can tell you that U.S.-based Tumai bottled water is the best-tasting liquid I have ever guzzled from a 500 ml prison of polycarbonate. Gathered from a spring in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, this Martinsburg, West Virginia-based company has won several top prizes for taste in 2008. Its water is 100 per cent free of sodium and it shows in the taste. What's more, the company donates 15 per cent of its proceeds to programs that better the quality of life for impoverished communities in Sub-Saharan-Africa. - Read the full Discvoery Channel article
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Tumai Water won the Gold medal
for "bottled non-carbonated" water at the 2008 Berkeley
Springs Water Tasting Festival.
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Check out the festival's website for more info. |
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 Photo by Jeanne Mozier |
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