Players in bottled water are embracing sustainability, betting on innovative and eco-friendly packaging as a new avenue for growth. Companies are increasingly eliminating plastics, streamlining bottle recycling, investing in renewable materials, and exploring new formats such as water in cans.
With Danone’s exit from bottled water in Brazil, the landscape has become more appealing to investors. Now, bottled water is led by Indaiá Brasil Águas Minerais Ltda, owner of the Indaiá brand, and Coca-Cola Indústrias Ltda, the manufacturer of the Crystal brand.
Sales of bottled water in Brazil heat up during the summer. For example, in 2023 Água Mineral Timbu experienced a 30% increase in its sales with the arrival of the hot season.
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Bottled Water
This category is the aggregation of still bottled water (spring, mineral & purified), carbonated bottled water (spring, mineral & purified), flavoured bottled water and functional bottled water. Bulk bottled water is split out separately. It is defined as packaged drinking water – purified, spring or mineral – that is packaged in a container of 8 litres or larger. The bulk bottled water data types apply to Still Bottled Water and Carbonated Bottled Water but do not apply to functional or flavoured bottled water. Bulk water is classified according to the new Bulk retail volume and Bulk retail value data type regardless of channel of sale: bulk water sold via retail locations and bulk water delivered direct to a consumer’s home is included. Bulk water sold to institutions (offices, schools etc.) remains excluded.
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