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Bottled Natural Mineral Water

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Bottled natural mineral water from Sri Lanka: water from underground sources such as springs, bottled close to the source in sealed containers. A Sri Lankan beverage product, available on request.

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Appearance
Clear water from an underground source such as a spring, packed in sealed food grade retail containers.
Typical uses
  • Hotels, resorts and restaurants
  • Retail drinking water
  • Travel and tourism catering

Product Overview

The Export Development Board lists bottled water among the beverage products of Sri Lanka. It says Sri Lankan suppliers offer bottled mineral water to the local hospitality industry and to tourist destinations in the Asian region, and that the spring waters come from the central hills. Sri Lanka's Food (Bottled or Packaged Water) Regulations 2005 define natural mineral water as water that originates from an underground water bearing strata and is extracted from natural or drilled sources such as springs, wells or boreholes. Under those rules it is bottled close to the point where the source emerges, is not moved in bulk containers for packing, and is packed in hermetically sealed food grade retail containers. The label carries the common name Natural Mineral Water. Bottled natural mineral water is listed here as available on request, and packaging is available on request. Send the bottle size, pack format and volume, quantity, packing and destination port by email from the Contact page or the How to order page. Documents and test reports can be discussed for each order.

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Questions about Bottled Natural Mineral Water

What counts as natural mineral water in Sri Lanka?

The Food (Bottled or Packaged Water) Regulations 2005 define it as water that originates from an underground water bearing strata and is extracted from natural or drilled sources such as springs, wells or boreholes.

Where is it bottled?

Under the 2005 regulations, natural mineral water is bottled close to the point of emergence of the source and is not transported in bulk containers for packaging.

Is a permit needed to export bottled water from Sri Lanka?

The Export Development Board's export procedure guide of 2020 lists a Department of Health permit for exporting bottled drinking water and mineral water. The paperwork is discussed for each order.

How do I ask for a quote for bottled mineral water?

Send the bottle size, pack format and volume, quantity, packing and destination port by email from the Contact page or the How to order page. The listing is available on request, so supply is confirmed with each quote.