PACKAGED WATER INDUSTRY

Leader :- Gopal Prasad

Presenter :- Gyanendra Goel
Content collector:- Gaurav Agrawal
Communicator :- Harsh Chaturvedi
• Different types of bottled water
• Water treatment plant
• Global Bottled Water Companies
• Indian scenario towards packaged water
• Policies related to packaged water
• Health benefits and drawbacks
 Different types of bottled water
Natural Basically underground water,
Mineral
No treatments is made.
Water
Spring Totally dependent to rain.
Water
Purified Surface or underground water that
Water has been treated to be suited for us
Artesian Underground water come out with
Water
The natural pressure.
Sparkling Carbonate water used in cold drinks
Water
Well Water from well
 GLOBAL WATER INDUSTRIES
MINERAL WATER INDUSTRIES
AROUND
• World bottled THE WORLD
water market represent
US$ 22 billion (200 billion litters) year 2006

• 75% of world market covered by local vender

• Major companies of the world

Thames water, Perrier, Vivendi, Pepsi,
Coca-cola etc.

• Largest mineral water consumer are

Western Europe(85lt.\year\person) 46%
North America (35lt.\year\person)20%
FRAGMENTATION OF WORLD
BOTTELD WATER
 INDIAN SCENARIO TOWARDS
PACKAGED WATER
• Rapid Growing market (almost 40%)

• Estimated worth Rs.1000 crore

• Per capita bottled water consumption 5lit.

• Today available more than 1000 towns &cities

• More than 1200 water plants and approx 600

water plant only in Tamil Nadu.
• Almost 200 brands present 80% out of them
local brands

• Some companies & brands like

Himalayan, Evian, Parle, Bisleri, Coca-Cola,
PepsiCo, Parle Agro, Mohan Meakins etc.

• Consumption of bottled water deals with the

prosperity of Indian people.

• Restricted only hotels and restaurant.

Policies related to packaged water

• Two segment of packaged water in India

1.Packaged Drinking Water segment

• Major companies are:-
Coca-cola, Kingfisher, Parle agro.,
Himalayan, Aava, Evian, etc.

2.Natural mineral water segment

• Major companies are:-
Himalayan, Aava, Evian, etc.
• Packaged water govern by

BIS (Bureau of Indian standards)

PFA (Prevention of food and adulteration)

• Natural mineral water segment is governed

by IS:13428:1998(2004)

• Packaged drinking water segment is

governed by IS:1453:2004
 HEALTH BENEFIT AND
DRAWBACKS
• Pure water
• Safe water
• Hygienic water
• Availability every where

• Effect on water level

• Effect on global environment
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