A rotating line-up of experts from the water industry offer analysis on timely topics and provide insight into the science of water.
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Recent news about banning bottled water in favor of tap water reveals an underlying assumption that there are no health or safety differences between tap and bottled. But the facts tell another story.
Coliform bacteria are not likely to cause illness in most people, but because they are associated with sewage or surface waters, the presence of coliform bacteria in drinking water indicates that other pathogens may be present.
Much of our research today is in an effort to develop efficacious nutritional programs and formulas to be delivered by packaged water for those regions where malnutrition is endemic.


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"To put it simply, there are a variety of differences in how the water is sourced, processed and delivered to consumers that account for the disparity in quality assurance between drinking water sources."
— Stephen C. Edberg, Ph.D.