Press coverageBluewater in the mediaCategories Archive 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 Bluewater says new evidence of microplastics in blood of cows and pigs is deeply alarming, further underlines plastics threat to human health November 1, 2021 | AWAY IN STYLE Bluewater, the Swedish water company that has put an end to the need for single-use plastic bottles at the heart of its business mission, says new research finding microplastics in the blood of cows and pigs paints a grim future for human health. Read more Bluewater Says Microplastics Found in Blood of Cows and Pigs May Pose a Threat to Human Health October 27, 2021 | Happy.com Swedish water company Bluewater says new evidence of microplastics in the blood of cows and pigs is “deeply alarming” and underlines a potential threat to human health. Further research, however, is needed into the consequences of long-term exposure to microplastics.Read the article here. Read more Bluewater Says New Evidence Of Microplastics In Blood Of Cows And Pigs Is Deeply Alarming, Further Underlines Plastics Threat To Human Health October 27, 2021 | Water Online Bluewater, the Swedish water company that has put an end to the need for single-use plastic bottles at the heart of its business mission, says new research finding microplastics in the blood of cows and pigs paints a grim future for human health. Read more Study Finds 10 Times More Microplastics in Baby Poop Than That of Adults October 13, 2021 | Money For Lunch Stockholm, Sweden, October 3, 2021 – A new study medical study reveals babies are being exposed to higher levels of microplastics than adults, writes Blue-owned Swedish water brand Bluewater, a world leader in innovative water purification and drinking solutions. Research by environmental scientists at the New York University School of Medicine found microplastics widely used in bottles and polyester textiles are ten times higher in baby poop than in adult stool. Read more Eco-Friendly Bluewater Bottles Help Players Stay Hydrated At AIG Women’s Open August 20, 2021 | Golf Business News When the world’s elite women golfers step out onto the pristine fairways of the Royal Troon Golf Club in Scotland today for the first round of the 2020 AIG Women’s Open Golf Championship they will be carrying unique water bottles that not only promote better hydration, health, and performance, but also contribute to a greener world and less plastic pollution of the world’s oceans. Read more AIG WOMEN’S OPEN ELIMINATE SINGLE-USE PLASTIC WATER BOTTLES August 19, 2021 | Golf Australia The R&A, Mastercard and adidas are partnering to launch the Open Water Project at the 2021 AIG Women’s Open at Carnoustie. Read more THE R&A PARTNERS WITH MASTERCARD AND ADIDAS TO ELIMINATE SINGLE-USE PLASTIC WATER BOTTLES AT THE AIG WOMEN’S OPEN August 19, 2021 | Ladies European Tour The R&A, Mastercard and adidas are partnering to launch the Open Water Project at the 2021 AIG Women’s Open at Carnoustie. Read more Women’s Open golf: No plastic water bottles for sale at Carnoustie in bid to cut waste August 18, 2021 | The Courier Fans heading to the Women’s Open golf at Carnoustie this week will not be able to buy water in plastic bottles. Read more No single use plastic water bottles at this week’s Women’s Open August 18, 2021 | Irish Golfer The R&A, Mastercard and adidas are partnering to launch the Open Water Project at the 2021 AIG Women’s Open at Carnoustie. Read more DON’T LOOK FOR SINGLE-USE PLASTIC BOTTLES AT THE 2021 AIG WOMEN’S OPEN! August 18, 2021 | Golf Business Monitor I am so happy that the organizers of the 2021 AIG Women’s Open (16-22 August 2021) at Carnoustie Golf Links will not offer single-use plastic bottles instead will offer water refilling stations and reusable stainless steel bottles. Read more 1 2 3 … 23
Bluewater says new evidence of microplastics in blood of cows and pigs is deeply alarming, further underlines plastics threat to human health November 1, 2021 | AWAY IN STYLE Bluewater, the Swedish water company that has put an end to the need for single-use plastic bottles at the heart of its business mission, says new research finding microplastics in the blood of cows and pigs paints a grim future for human health. Read more
Bluewater Says Microplastics Found in Blood of Cows and Pigs May Pose a Threat to Human Health October 27, 2021 | Happy.com Swedish water company Bluewater says new evidence of microplastics in the blood of cows and pigs is “deeply alarming” and underlines a potential threat to human health. Further research, however, is needed into the consequences of long-term exposure to microplastics.Read the article here. Read more
Bluewater Says New Evidence Of Microplastics In Blood Of Cows And Pigs Is Deeply Alarming, Further Underlines Plastics Threat To Human Health October 27, 2021 | Water Online Bluewater, the Swedish water company that has put an end to the need for single-use plastic bottles at the heart of its business mission, says new research finding microplastics in the blood of cows and pigs paints a grim future for human health. Read more
Study Finds 10 Times More Microplastics in Baby Poop Than That of Adults October 13, 2021 | Money For Lunch Stockholm, Sweden, October 3, 2021 – A new study medical study reveals babies are being exposed to higher levels of microplastics than adults, writes Blue-owned Swedish water brand Bluewater, a world leader in innovative water purification and drinking solutions. Research by environmental scientists at the New York University School of Medicine found microplastics widely used in bottles and polyester textiles are ten times higher in baby poop than in adult stool. Read more
Eco-Friendly Bluewater Bottles Help Players Stay Hydrated At AIG Women’s Open August 20, 2021 | Golf Business News When the world’s elite women golfers step out onto the pristine fairways of the Royal Troon Golf Club in Scotland today for the first round of the 2020 AIG Women’s Open Golf Championship they will be carrying unique water bottles that not only promote better hydration, health, and performance, but also contribute to a greener world and less plastic pollution of the world’s oceans. Read more
AIG WOMEN’S OPEN ELIMINATE SINGLE-USE PLASTIC WATER BOTTLES August 19, 2021 | Golf Australia The R&A, Mastercard and adidas are partnering to launch the Open Water Project at the 2021 AIG Women’s Open at Carnoustie. Read more
THE R&A PARTNERS WITH MASTERCARD AND ADIDAS TO ELIMINATE SINGLE-USE PLASTIC WATER BOTTLES AT THE AIG WOMEN’S OPEN August 19, 2021 | Ladies European Tour The R&A, Mastercard and adidas are partnering to launch the Open Water Project at the 2021 AIG Women’s Open at Carnoustie. Read more
Women’s Open golf: No plastic water bottles for sale at Carnoustie in bid to cut waste August 18, 2021 | The Courier Fans heading to the Women’s Open golf at Carnoustie this week will not be able to buy water in plastic bottles. Read more
No single use plastic water bottles at this week’s Women’s Open August 18, 2021 | Irish Golfer The R&A, Mastercard and adidas are partnering to launch the Open Water Project at the 2021 AIG Women’s Open at Carnoustie. Read more
DON’T LOOK FOR SINGLE-USE PLASTIC BOTTLES AT THE 2021 AIG WOMEN’S OPEN! August 18, 2021 | Golf Business Monitor I am so happy that the organizers of the 2021 AIG Women’s Open (16-22 August 2021) at Carnoustie Golf Links will not offer single-use plastic bottles instead will offer water refilling stations and reusable stainless steel bottles. Read more