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The Exploding Bottled Water Industry
FiberWater is poised to compete globally
in this Multi-Billion Dollar Industry
Those
who will benefit from this growing industry will be those
who have a big enough vision to recognize consumers' needs,
and have the ability to provide those needs in a convenient,
simple and cost effective manor.
The bottled water industry exists because tap water is no
longer a reliable source of drinking water. Chemicals and
other contaminants found in tap water created enough concern
in consumers that it created a wave of change in water consumption
throughout the world. This simple change in consumer awareness
gave birth to the entire bottled water industry.
We are entering an age in which people are becoming more
aware of their health, which is reflected in the buying behavior
of consumers.
Each dollar spent is a statement supporting
consumers wants and needs. There are 7.7 billion statements
supporting the need for bottled water in the year 2002 (and
those are just in the United States). This shows that safe
bottled water is not a trend. It is a necessity.
Internationally,
the bottled water industry is in its infancy, but growing
fast
Latin
America
has seen a 90% increase in bottled water sales between the
years of 1997-2002. Bottled water has out-performed the soda
industry in the regions.
Asia and
the Middle East
have sold 43 billion liters of bottled water in 2002. This
is thirty percent of the world's global bottled water market.
India
has sold $250 million dollars in bottled water. Now their
bottled water industry is growing at a rate of 70%-100% annually.
FiberWater supports consumers' need for pure safe water, while
also providing all the recognized health benefits of soluble fiber.
FiberWater, and only FiberWater, combines simultaneously pure
water to live and fiber to live healthier.
Fiber Water is the only water composition containing pure
safe water and soluble fiber in a formula that does not change
consumers' bottled water-drinking habits.
FiberWater
looks and "Tastes just like Water!"
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