Crystal Geyser Water Company

Crystal Geyser Water Company is a American beverage company founded in 1977 in California. It is best known for its production of spring water, sparkling water, and flavored water products. The company prides itself on sourcing water from natural springs and emphasizes environmental responsibility in its bottling and distribution processes.

History

The Crystal Geyser Water Company was established with the mission of providing natural and healthy beverage options to consumers. It started by bottling natural spring water from a single source in California. Over the years, the company expanded its product line to include sparkling water and flavored water, catering to a broader range of consumer tastes and preferences.

Products

The company's product range includes:

• Natural Spring Water: Bottled at the source from various springs located in the United States. Crystal Geyser emphasizes the purity and natural benefits of its spring water.
• Sparkling Water: Carbonated water that comes in various natural fruit flavors, offering a refreshing and healthy alternative to sugary sodas.
• Flavored Water: Non-carbonated water infused with natural fruit flavors, without added sugars or artificial ingredients.

Sourcing and Sustainability

Crystal Geyser Water Company is committed to sustainable sourcing and environmental stewardship. It sources water from carefully selected natural springs and manages its bottling operations to minimize environmental impact. The company has implemented various initiatives to reduce its carbon footprint, including using recyclable materials for its packaging and investing in energy-efficient technologies.

Controversies

Like many companies in the bottled water industry, Crystal Geyser has faced criticism and legal challenges related to environmental concerns. Issues such as water rights, plastic pollution, and the impact of bottling operations on local ecosystems have been points of contention. The company maintains that it operates responsibly and in compliance with regulatory standards.

See Also

• Bottled water
• Environmental impact of bottled water
• Water conservation