Spritzer launches sustainability-driven label-free bottles


KUALA LUMPUR: Spritzer Bhd has introduced its label-free, 100% recyclable bottles, for Spritzer silica-rich Natural Mineral Water, as part of its move towards reducing the use of plastic while minimising the impact on the environment.

“The quality of Spritzer Natural Mineral Water remains the same, with the water coming from the pristine protected source in Taiping, Perak. The bottles are produced from recycled plastics that can be recycled,” it said in a statement.

Spritzer said for the launch, the label-free bottles will have a limited distribution at the beginning and now are available on Spritzer's online store and Spritzer EcoPark.

The company said the Spritzer Natural Mineral Water 1.25-litre and 550-millilitre options will now come in label-free options.

“This latest initiative of sustainable packaging is part of the proof of our commitment to becoming a fully circular brand by 2030. It’s now more important than ever for us to bring consumers our natural mineral water in a more sustainable way as we owe everything to nature.

“As part of ESG efforts, Spritzer encourages everyone to be more environmentally responsible. By taking small steps towards sustainability like choosing eco-friendly products, we can make a big impact on the health of our planet for future generations,” Spritzer said.

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