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Crystal Springs

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	Country of Origin: USA
	Established: 1921

	Crystal Springs
	Since 1921, Crystal Springs has delivered the finest quality water in homes and offices across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic. The quality of the water springs from its sources: In the heart of the Chattahoochee National Forest, a pristine spring emanates from a natural bedrock formation deep in the Blue Ridge mountains. Within the quiet woodlands west of Ocala, Florida, another spring lies under fifty acres of unspoiled nature. Near Lancaster, Pennsylvania, water flows from deep springs in a restricted, protected preserve of over 5,200 mountain acres. No industry, no farming, no development. Our water is purified by natural filtration through underground layers of glaciated sandstone. These are the sources for Crystal Springs' reliably pure spring water.
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