sustainability

Pure By Nature. Sustainable By Choice.

The card in the photograph says it in six words. Here is what those words cost us, gladly.

AquaMint bottles on mossy stone before a waterfall, with recyclable fibre packagingGlass firstOne filling hall

Four rules we do not bend

Each one costs us something. That is rather the point of writing them down.

AquaMint glass bottles on mossy stone before a waterfall, beside recyclable fibre packagingPackagingRecyclableGlass FirstThe signature line lives in glass, endlessly recyclable, and it keeps water tasting exactly like water.Read the promise
An AquaMint trail bottle beside a rolled yoga mat, folded towel and white trainersrPET OnlyThe 500 ml trail bottle is pressed from 100 percent recycled rPET, made to move and made to come back.Read the promise
A single unlabelled bottle on wet marble surrounded by ice and cold sea mistRefill StandardSteel bottles and refill stations at every stockist keep one bottle in your hand for years, not minutes.Read the promise
Backlit marble shelving in the AquaMint flagship, stacked with bottles ready to go outCrates ReturnRestaurants trade empty crates for full ones on every delivery. A R20 deposit keeps the glass in the loop.Read the promise
Glass
A single unlabelled bottle on wet marble surrounded by iceRefill
Recyclable fibre packaging beside bottles on mossy stoneReturn
one site

Bottled Where It Surfaces, And Nowhere Else.

One spring, one filling hall, one cold chain south. No tanker trucks, no second site, no water shipped to be bottled somewhere cheaper. It keeps the footprint small and the accountability impossible to outsource.

recycled rPET in the trail bottle
100%recycled rPET in the trail bottle
crate deposit, returned in full
R20crate deposit, returned in full
litres trucked away to bottle
0litres trucked away to bottle
AquaMint bottles standing in the spray of a mountain waterfall

Our commitments for 2026

Where the promises actually land, and how often we are checked on them.

A single unlabelled glass bottle on wet marble surrounded by ice and sea mist
packaging

Nothing On The Bottle We Would Not Drink.

Labels are uncoated paper printed with water-based inks, caps are single-alloy aluminium, and shipping trays are pressed fibre, all chosen so every part of the package recycles in one ordinary municipal stream. Even the flagship shelving is lit to halve its energy draw after closing.

Meet the steel bottleBack to the source