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Polaris

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Polaris Bottled Water Info Country of Origin: Canada
  Region: British Columbia
  Place Name: Burnaby
  Established: 1991
 
Polaris
  Our glacial spring water comes from our privately-owned source located in the Coastal Mountains north of Whistler away from all industry or development. The ultimate source of the water is from the alpine glaciers that melt and flow through the protected Watershed into our Spring aquifer.

The water is filtered and ozonated to ensure a consistent quality while maintaining the waters natural state. Because our glacial spring water has a low natural mineral level, it has a "soft" and "crisp" taste without any mineral aftertaste.


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