
GOTA Water and Ice from the Guarani Aquifer, Argentina

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GOTA

Well Water - Still

Balance Still

Virginality Virginality 1 - 5 Diamonds

Minerality Medium

Orientation Neutral

Hardness Very Hard

Country of Origin: Argentinia

Region: Mesopotamia

Place Name: Entre Ríos

Established: 2007

Web Site: www.gotawater.com

Company:	Gota Water S.A.
phone:	+54 11 4797-1390
fax:	+54 11 4797-1390
email:	info@gotawater.com

GOTA

The Guaraní Aquifer, located beneath Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay and is one of the world's largest aquifer systems. Named after the Guaraní tribe, it is estimated to contain about 37,000 km³ of water, arguably the largest single body of groundwater in the world, with a total recharge rate of about 166 km³/year from precipitation.

The aquifer consists primarily of sedimented sandstones deposited during the Triassic and Jurassic periods (200 million years ago) and over 90% of the area is overlaid with igneous basalt of low-permeability, providing a high degree of protection.

Bottled at its source and extracted from an 250 ft (80 m) deep well under the highest safety and quality standards, no additives or processes are inflicted to this water.

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BOTTLED WATER ANALYSIS:

milligrams per liter (mg/l)
350	TDS
7.2	ph factor
60	Calcium
15	Chlorides
34	Magnesium
2.89	Nitrate
45	Sodium
13	Sulphates
210	Hardness

Gota Experience
The “Gota Experience” is available in glazed glass bottles (0.25 and 0.5 Liter) and as innovative Ice Cubes. Each transparent tray contains 6 cubes - slow melting design & ready to be frozen. All the materials used for this product are totally recyclable.

Faithfull to its motto, “Be true. Feel Beautiful. Do Good”, Gota intends to raise consciousness and contribute to the vision of a world where everyone has access to safe water and sanitation. The brand allocates part of its revenues to finance programs that facilitate access and potabilization for those who need it most in Argentina and other parts of the world.

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