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2012 is already turning out to be an extremely exciting year for bottled water company, Wenlock Spring. The business has recently passed the British Water Cooler Association (BWCA) audit with flying colours, as well as announcing its membership to The Natural Hydration Council (NHC).

Wenlock Spring Joins The Natural Hydration Council

The Natural Hydration Council and Wenlock Spring have announced that the bottled water company has joined the industry organisation. This means the NHC now represents nine producers and 24 brands.

The Natural Hydration Council is dedicated to promoting the health, environmental and other sustainable benefits of naturally sourced water, such as Wenlock Spring. The organisation aims to help consumers make informed decisions about hydration in their diet.

Kinvara Carey, General Manager of the NHC said; "We are delighted to welcome Wenlock Spring as a member of the NHC and look forward to working with them this year. Bottled water companies have an important role to play in highlighting the benefits that good hydration habits can have in supporting a healthy lifestyle. By providing one consistent voice we can ensure that their positive messages are heard."

Matthew Orme, Director of Wenlock Spring adds; "Wenlock Spring is pleased to be supporting the exceptional work of the Natural Hydration Council. As a bottled water company, we are dedicated to promoting the health benefits of sipping water throughout the day to stay hydrated and feeling fresh. The Natural Hydration Council are spreading the word to the media and by providing fact sheets. Through our support of the NHC we are helping to educate and inform. The NHC provides us with a valuable resource to answer customer questions and to provide scientific information and expertise." 

Flying Colours in the BWCA Audit

Wenlock Spring is delighted to have again succeeded in the BWCA audit, demonstrating their attainment of the highest standards through exceptional bottling procedures and customer service. In order to satisfy both the objectives of the Association and the requirements of the Government, the Bottling Plant Audit addresses the key issues which affect quality and by implication public health and safety.

Dave Holloway, Site Manager at Wenlock Spring commented; "We have a great team here at Wenlock Spring. Everyone's efforts to uphold and exceed the standards needed for the audit helps us to consistently bottle to the highest standards."