As a company that depends on the health of our natural resources, we take responsibility for helping protect them. Our commitment begins by conserving the springs that source our water. It continues with our efforts to reduce waste with better bottles that can be recycled* and transformed into new ones. And ultimately, we’re committed to supporting our local communities.
*Recycling may not be available in all areas.
Our bottles are designed to the standards of the Association of Plastic Recyclers to be recyclable, including labels that peel off easily to avoid contaminating the recycling stream. Approximately 30% of PET bottle plastic is recycled in the U.S. Together, we can increase this number. The more plastic you recycle, the more plastic we can use to create new recycled bottles. The result? Less plastic waste is generated.
Recycling properly can be a little confusing. If you need tips, look for the How2Recycle info on our labels, visit how2recycle.info, or use the chat bot on recyclecheck.org for details specific to your community.
*Recycling may not be available in all areas.
Like many of you, we’re on a journey to help reduce plastic waste by using better bottles that are made from recycled* and/or more recyclable* materials.
*Excludes cap and label. Recycling may not be available in all areas.
The Arrowhead® Brand 100% Natural Mountain Water you're drinking was carefully sourced from natural springs in the mountains of California, Colorado and British Columbia. Our spring guardians, a team of hydrogeologists and field experts, monitor water flows, track precipitation levels and even study the areas’ biodiversity. All of this is to help ensure the springs and surrounding areas are sustainably managed. And to get the highest quality water delivered fresh for you.
Our bottling facilities are some of the only sites in the U.S. to be independently certified by the Alliance for Water Stewardship, which demonstrates our use of water is socially equitable, environmentally sustainable and economically beneficial.
We know how essential water is, especially during times of crisis. During the COVID pandemic, when 30% of the Navajo Nation didn’t have running water in their homes, we donated nearly a quarter million gallons to their community, and we will continue to be there for communities in the West when support is needed.
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