In 2019, only 7% of plastic was recycled, yes you read that right 7%! The more plastic we make, the more ends up in our forests, oceans and even our stomachs. Recycling plastic is clearly not working, It’s time to turn off the plastic tap. It’s why we put water in a can.
The most recycled and recyclable packaging on the planet.
Recyclable forever and ever and ever and ever.
Could be back in your hands in as little as 60 days.
19th Century chic - 75% of the aluminium we use today was made back in the 1800's.
Made from more than 50% recycled content and 100% better looking than a bottle.
Paying it forward - every drinks can recycled reduces the carbon footprint of the next.
Powers your four-hour Netflix binge.
Lets you swipe right, right, left, right, left, right for 24 hours.
Gives you a power hour with your hairdryer. Curly blow dries all round.
Gives you lightbulb moments all day long.
It’s estimated seafood lovers eat 11,000 pieces of toxic plastic every year.
Between 8 to 14 million tonnes of plastic enters our ocean every year.
Recent estimates suggest there are 150 plastic bottles every mile of the UK coastline.
Just like the plastic part on your deodorant, our resealable lid is separated from the can during the recycling process. It’ll be recycled or incinerated within a controlled environment. The best bit? The waste energy powers the recycling process.
We’re always working on ways to reduce the miles of our cans. Right now, the Alps is the best place we can source our water for the taste and quality we’re after. But one of the reasons we put water in a can in the first place was because they’re lighter and save 40% space compared to glass. Which means less trucks on the road over all.
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