Eco-friendly water bottles improve health, save the planet and save money

  • Hugg This
  • Printable View Printable View
  • No Comments
feature photo

One Green Bottle Ltd, an eco-friendly company based in England, is launching a range of stainless steel sports bottles - practical, stylish and safe, the BPA-free bottle is designed to reduce the use of plastic bottles, which have been linked to serious health risks as well as filling landfill sites with tons of non-biodegradable debris.

(PRWEB) - Available in a range of sizes from the infant 350ml to the big daddy 1000ml, and with accessories such as bottle carrier totes and seriously design-conscious food bags for kids, the Mudpuppy sports Bottle is ideal for anyone who needs a gulp on the go but worries about the effects of plastic on the environment and their health.

One Green Bottle Ltd (http://www.onegreenbottle.com ), an eco-friendly company based in South East England, is launching a range of stainless steel sports bottles for the gym, school, nursery, office, picnic or handbag. Practical, stylish and safe, the BPA free sports bottle is designed to reduce the use of plastic bottles, which have been linked to serious health risks as well as filling landfill sites with tons of non-biodegradable debris.

Made from stainless steel #304 - which is food hygiene approved and is widely adopted by the food and drinks industries for its sanitary, non toxic properties - the bottles are durable, reusable and can save the user money without eroding ethics. They come equipped with a sports bottle cap but there are a range of alternative tops and sippy caps available.

Appealing to children and grown-ups of all ages, the bottles carry the ‘Mudpuppy’ brand. The Mudpuppy is a fun, aquatic creature that loves clean water. One Green Bottle is planning a nationwide campaign to supply schools and nurseries with BPA free drinking bottles directly and save parent’s postage costs. It will be visiting schools and nurseries in England during August to December 08, with a tour of Wales, Scotland, Ireland and Europe planned for 09.

Heather Nicholson, director of One Green Bottle, explains the ethos behind the company. She says: “I was looking for a clean, odourless sports bottle for my son to take to school each day and I couldn’t get one in the UK. When I investigated plastics and the alternatives, I became determined to do something positive. Plastic is an overwhelming threat to our environment. As a reformed plastic bottle drinker, I’ve never felt better since I switched to stainless steel. It saves money, time and effort, tastes purer and I know it isn’t manufactured using harmful chemicals.”

She adds: “The National Childbirth Trust is currently campaigning to have plastic drinks containers for children clearly labelled with the health risks and, globally, there’s widespread controversy over the use of Bisphenol A in these products.”

Bisphenol A is an important ingredient in the production of polycarbonate plastic, which is used to make - for example - baby bottles and water bottles. Concerns about Bisphenol A being hazardous to humans have long existed and it is linked to cancers, autism, genetic damage, miscarriage, brain defects and childhood obesity. In Canada, many major stores are removing children’s products that contain Bisphenol A from the shelves.

Ms Nicholson says: “It’s a simple step to reduce plastic bottle usage and experience the benefits. Bisphenol A readily ‘leaches’ into the fluids contained in plastic bottles, and many parents will naturally want to ensure their kids are using safe drinking vessels. Furthermore, by using our bottles, children will understand the causal relationship between responsibility and the future of the planet. If each generation takes more care of the environment than its predecessors, our children and grandchildren will be the beneficiaries.”

She concludes: “In the US, 250,000 of the stainless steel bottles are sold per month. We’d like to replicate that success in the UK as just One Green Bottle can keep heaps of plastic debris off our planet.”

About One Green Bottle Ltd
One Green Bottle Ltd is an independent company based in Hove, East Sussex, with its warehousing in Heathrow. The company supplies stainless steel drinking bottles and accessories. In line with its eco-friendly ethos, waste is kept to a minimum, packaging is simple and transit is reduced wherever possible, with bulk deliveries to schools and nurseries. One Green Bottle will engage with good causes and sponsor events that are in keeping with its policies. For more information, visit www.onegreenbottle.com .

  • Hugg This
  • Printable View Printable View
  • No Comments

Comment on this

Sponsorship

If you've got a destination, idea, product or service that you'd like to promote on TerraCurve.com, contact us today and we will be happy work with you.

Don't miss:

  • Eco-practices at Destination Hotels & Resorts November 26th, 2008

    A new green lodging program has becomes part of the company culture at Destination Hotels & Resorts, implementing over 60 eco-friendly measures throughout the properties.

  • Desert Islands nature resort debuts in Abu Dhabi November 25th, 2008

    Resort guests at the new Desert Resort and Spa, located off the coast of Abu Dhabi, are offered a variety of adventure and nature-based activities, including guided endangered wildlife tours, mountain biking, hiking, kayaking and snorkeling.

  • Ecotourism Society’s 2009 Conference heads to Oregon November 21st, 2008

    Portland, Oregon will be the home of next year’s “Ecotourism and Sustainable Tourism Conference 2009 (ESTC)”, on November 1st -3rd. Recently named as America’s greenest city by “SustainLane”, Portland offers a unique opportunity for the conference-goers to learn by experience.

    What is this?

    TerraCurve.com is an unbiased news resource featuring the best green-travel related news, places, people and events from across the globe.

    Its mission is to enable individuals and businesses to actively participate in the effort to fight for a greener, brighter future, by educating themselves on the environmental policies of the travel choices they make.

      Subscribe to TerraCurve.com today to receive the latest updates on green travel news, destinations, events and more!