International Bottled Water Association: Check Your Bottled Water Supply Now, As Hurricane Season Begins
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"This is the time of year when people should spend a few minutes to reassess their emergency preparedness kits and take action to ensure they have what they need," said
During and following any natural disaster, clean tap water may not be available, due to an assortment of reasons, including a power outage or a pipe breach. When that happens, bottled water plays a vital role in ensuring that survivors have their hydration and sanitation needs met.
"The bottled water industry is always at the forefront during relief efforts after natural disasters," said Culora. "Every year, millions of gallons of bottled water are provided to those in need. But this can only happen when the industry is strong and viable throughout the year."
Watch: "Bottled water: it's there when you need it, " a video that highlights bottled water's role during emergencies or natural disasters.
For more information about bottled water, visit: www.bottledwater.org
In addition to FDA regulations, IBWA member bottlers must adhere to the IBWA Bottled Water Code of Practice, which mandates additional standards and practices that in some cases are more stringent than federal and state regulations. A key feature of the IBWA Bottled Water Code of Practice is a mandatory annual plant inspection by an independent, third-party organization.
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